She crossed over death to call me. I crossed through Hell to find her. 
 I really liked it. I thought everything was wrapped up nicely; it was really bittersweet - greatly so - and that's just my kind of ending. The perfect outcome, really. I am very sad to let these characters go, because they are such a breath of fresh air. You can't help but root for them. 
 What's so amazing about this book (this two-part series) is that despite it being fiction with all the ghost-busting, magic and voodoo, the story felt real. It wasn't over-the-top, it went for subtlety instead, which I appreciated. It felt like real life. And their choices felt like real life choices. 
 The ending was what really got me. It gave me little feels of Gone with the Wind (in terms of setting, not in terms of story) and it was sad, but beautifully so. I don't know, it was just great.