This is my second book in the series, and while I did enjoy it and, unfortunately, related to Harper quite a bit, the whole of it fell incredibly short. The way Nascosta dealt with grief and depression was great and gave substance to the story, but the book just abruptly ends without any resolution whatsoever. It also took far too long for any kind of spice to appear in the book. It doesn't align with the tone of the rest of the series, and would have benefited being a completely separate and longer standalone.