In which werewolves fly, our heroine goes abroad, and much tea is consumed. 
 This was a fitting end to the series. A lot of the plots that have been hinted at or left in the background come to the fore here. Mysteries that have plagued the reader since book 1 are resolved or at least closed satisfactorily. I was glad that the book starts out with a clearer description of how Prudence's powers manifest themselves as the end of Heartless seemed a bit contrary to what was intimated in Italy during Blameless. Except for the climax this book maintains the lighter tone of the previous books. Even in the moments of tension and danger the characters have quips and humor to modulate the suspense. 
 Those who have enjoyed the series this far will be well rewarded by its conclusion.