This book is different from the others in the series as it doesn't really revolve around a new couple. 
 There is a bit of Payne finding her mate, Manny, but more than half (or at least it felt like more than half) of this novel revolves around V trying to sort his issues. Which I have to admit, I thought he had done in his and Jane's story. 
 I also giggled when I realized Jane and Payne's names rhymed... 
 I loved V back when he had his moment in the sunshine (so to speak) but I got frustrated because it felt like he was hogging his sister's story. True she was rather pathetic and she really didn't do it for me, but maybe that's just because she didn't have enough pages devoted to developing her into the character she deserved to be. 
 A problem for me was that the author seemed to be telling me a lot but not showing me. Like with Smart Ghost Doctor Jane. She was a smart ghost who was also a doctor named Jane. But you didn't really see her being smart. (view spoiler)[Like when she didn't think that maybe V's past trauma was affecting him now with regards to his father cutting him up. Or like when she kept Payne confined to that room for a week instead of letting her out and about. I get that it was so Manny could be the saviour but really... Also whenever Jane would do something ghosty like walking through walls, it was said that she could that because she was a ghost. We get it. Jane's a ghost. You don't need to repeat it all the time. (hide spoiler)] 
 This feels really negative but I only get like this when I care about the story. OR when it brings up such strong emotions. The fact that I feel so strongly about these things means that I really connected. 
 Also- I love Qhuinn and Blay. Scenes with either of them in were my favourite in the novel :)