It could've been about 100 pages shorter, and Gin was especially bad at putting the clues together. That said, Estep did a good job at showing Gin and Finn's sibling relationship and the emotional process they both went through. The side characters only played tiny roles, and it might've been stronger if more characters than Roslyn had been on vacation.

I do always forget the tiny time span in these books. That Owen and Gin have only been together for like 8 months and that Fletcher has been dead for a little over a year. The latter happened in the first book, and this is book 14. This series could use some time jumping, even if just between books.