2.5/5 
 I was a little bit disappointed with this book. I was expecting something spooky, but I was more spooked by all the racism and sexism of the 20s than by the villain and the murders. 
 Anyway, I really liked the setting and how easily it was to imagined New York City in the 20s. I liked the characters and I cared for them, but I couldn't connect with most of them (especially with Evie). 
 Although a big chunk of the story dragged on, I was never bored. 
 Finally, the climatic part of the book fell flat for me and the end left me way more confused for my taste. 
 So...Will I read the other books in the series? I know I should if I want to clear my confusion out, but for now... I'll pass.