First and foremost, the narrator on the audiobook is SO GOOD. She has different voices for all the characters but they're never overly goofy or weird and she really knows how to tell a story. HIGHLY recommend the audiobook, especially since this is a huge book. 
 As for the story, I really am enjoying the time period/20's aesthetic from this series (minus all the racist and sexist grossness, more like the lingo and fashion and speakeasy vibe). Evie ticked me off in this book, which is a shame since I had really enjoyed her in The Diviners but we got more back story on Henry, Theta, and Memphis which I really liked a lot. The story was sufficiently spooky and fun and mysterious and I really found myself hooked pretty quickly. There are still plenty of mysteries left unanswered and the ending was an absolute cliffhanger, so I'm now anxiously awaiting the next book in the series! Hopefully the next one has Evie acting a little less insane, cuts the love triangle garbage out, and we see more Mabel (I missed her!). I really enjoy the way this is written and unfolds and weaves together several stories into one really great book.