Oh, yum. That was really satisfying both from the caught-up-in-adventures standpoint and the watching-this-craft-be-performed standpoint -- an engaging story with interesting characters in a cool setting, and a series of pieces that fit together as nicely as a well-crafted set of wings. Props also for a supporting cast -- including multiple female characters -- who had their own lives and priorities and needs, intersecting with Jeff and Gabe's story but clearly continuing outside of them. I *love* that Jeff's daughter Kayla, who could easily have been just a prop for the men to move around in defining their relationship, instead had intelligence and agency and kicked off some crucial plot events with her initiative. 
 I want to read more by this author.