Another wild ride through Undisclosed. I personally love the humour, but I guess it's not to everyone's taste. However, if you liked the previous installations, you can't go wrong with this one.

The book again keeps you on edge because the lines between "reality" (whatever that means in this series) and dreams / false memories is a blurry mess and you expect a new revelation with every turn of the page, only to be negated on the next. Nothing is ever as it seems. Sounds exhausting, but is extremely fun to read because the protagonists take it in stride, as always.