Full of amusing horror references, jokes, and an interesting story.

I feel like a book this long had quite a few missed opportunities, but to each their own, I suppose. I didn't care for the 'big finale' that she spent hundreds of pages building up to being off camera. I also don't see why it's marketed as an LGBTQ+ book when the entirety of the LGBTQ+ content is one sentence mid-way through and a somewhat hastily tagged on piece at the end.