I like Gwen, her character and Logan's are pretty well round up and I guess the ending wasn't unforeseen to me. 
 But it's kind of getting repetitive. I mean, how many times has the library been ruined now? And the museum in town? And at the snip of the next book, it's the museum again. 
 Seriously, Gwen should have learned by now where she shouldn't go. As soon as I read, library or museum I know reapers will attack. 
 Although, I didn't foresee the villain. That deserves credit. Although I knew who couldn't be, it wasn't the worst-case-person I had imagined, which was nice. 
 The thing that bothered me however, was mainly Daphne. She's not quite a stable character. Sometimes she does completely unexpected stuff, and in the sample chapter she says a very unlike Daphne sentence to Gwen, which was worse, because it probably doesn't even come in "10 steps to becoming Mean Girl Queen". 
 However, I liked that Morgan got a lot more screen time than before, because she's actually fun and serious at the same time. And I liked the Russian warrior too. 
 I am very happy that there aren't any love triangles, and that the romance is not overdone. It makes me giddy when a girl is not doubting herself or playing with someone's feelings, and when she's adamant about wanting someone. 
 It's a short, easy read, a few hours and I was done. 
 And now the things that keep bothering me every single book: 
 The Powers that Be/Were-Seriously, Gwen should have grown out of capitalizing some things. We get it, you get it, so why do it? 
 The same goes for Bad Bad Things, naming designer clothes, and all that silly childish things that Gwen just continues pointing out for us. I wonder if I make a word count, I'm sure that at least 10% of the words would be either capitalized, exaggerated, or designer. 
 Still, it's better than many other books out there in the same genre. So yeah, 4.5 stars.