I'm on the fence about this one. I loved Kirsten Miller's Kiki Strike books, and I found this book hard to put down at times. It was fast-paced, and I wanted to know the truth about what was going on. But the subject matter was a turn off for me, and I kept feeling like the main character was making terrible choices in her relationship with the main fellow. The man was constantly lying to her and behaving in suspicious ways, and time and time again she kept going back and trusting him, and she decided he was evil just as easily when she was being manipulated by others. I kept thinking, "just sit down with him and make him tell you the entire truth until you have a whole story, this is ridiculous! Ask more questions!" The subject matter that I wasn't crazy about included reincarnation and a devil-figure. I guess I mostly only like fantasy elements if large groups of people don't really believe in them. I probably won't continue reading this series, but I'll keep my eye out for other Kirsten Miller stuff.