Cute, but it did start to drag a bit in the middle there. And golly, the Vincents certainly can get themselves into trouble. 
 All of these books so far are built around the same style of storytelling too. Which is Kowal spends 2/3 of the book building the characters, setting and conflict... but everything is only revealed after that point. The main conflict suddenly comes to light and then is resolved in the last third. And I'm not sure if it works for me. 
 I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm going to read the last two books in the series because for the most part they're fun, light romps. But I might space them out a bit more, for fear of getting bored. I hit a bout of ennui around the 80% mark of this book and was worried I wasn't going to finish it. So. 
 If you can get these from your library, I'd recommend it. Or if you're okay spending $5/book on Book Outlet, that's fine too. But maybe forgo full price, unless this is super your jam.