Merit and Ethan are dealing was something a little different this time around when they discover Cadogan House is being haunted by a ghost. The Master and Sentinel have their work cut out for them as they try to discover who is haunting them, and why, as well as navigate the fields of prewedded bliss. 
 Phantom Kiss is a nice in-between novella before we get to the finale of this series. One of the things I liked best was that it reminds readers where we're coming from after Midnight Marked and hints at where we'll be starting out in Blade Bound. 
 I thought the haunting was particularly great idea. I kind of wish this could have been utilized in a full-length book as opposed to being constricted to a novella. I loved the history that ghosts typically represent, and the history of Chicago is so interesting. I would have liked it expanded upon for sure. 
 I always find novellas fun to read. They're short and sweet and typically not weighed down with as many impending storylines as the main full-length books; they can just be. Plus, it's never a hardship to revisit some of my favorite characters. Phantom Kiss does get me excited for the next book, despite the fact that it's the end of the series. 
 *ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.