Pros: 
 -Audiobook performance is incredible. Props to Stephen Boyer for his different character voices, they were excellent. 
 -Gorier/grosser than the previous book, which I didn't think was possible. Spent a lot of time listening in my car while making D: faces and ewwwww noises. 
 -Excellent development of the relationship between Will Henry and Dr. Warthrop. I felt that was lacking in The Monstrumologist; I want to know more about why they stayed together and how they related to each other and this installment delivered while promising more to come. 
 Cons: 
 -Muriel's storyline. (view spoiler)[I'm somewhat hesitant to single out her treatment as particularly vile, considering that bizarre and horrifying shit happens to many secondary characters in this series on a regular basis, but the horrors visited upon her before and after her death did seem excessive, and were entirely in service to furthering Warthrop's character development. I don't know. I feel like she could have been awesome, and was awesome in many ways, but it wasn't enough to prevent Refrigeration. :/ (hide spoiler)]