It was okay. 
 Man, this is a hard book to review. Mostly because it took me so long to read it and because I didn't really like the characters. The writing is fine. The action is fine. The pacing is fine. 
 I hated the violence and the meanness and the overpowered Marty Stu protagonist. I hated the fridged girlfriend, the stolen cars, the lack of concern for any of the victims. I hated the end reveal in particular because it wasn't needed and made the character even less relatable. I hated the big new year's "plot" where I felt completely uninvested in the outcome and the unmasked supervillain whose fate I yawned over. I hated that the single new mythos antagonists (can't even remember their names at this point, the ones created in error) weren't developed and given motivation beyond "we're pointlessly evil". It was wasted opportunity after wasted opportunity. 
 If you like smoking, guns, donuts, killing, stolen cars, and sexually-available 12-step vampires, well I know a book. I'm sure there's a big audience for this kind of testosterone ride but I'm not it.