All the World's an Undead Stage

The bad guy’s identity wasn’t much of a surprise, it was pretty obvious around the time Audacity linked the missing cuff-link to Dr Hayes and I was perplexed when Carr didn’t put two and two together immediately, but still. Seeing how it all played out, with the primary and secondary characters coming all together for the big finale, was entertaining enough.

I won’t deny that I expected something more from Ras and Carr’s second book, the relationship development just wasn’t as good as in Skim Blood and Savage Verse, although they are still very cute together.
Not my favorite, but not a bad conclusion to the series either. ( )