A good read, but some of it didn't make a huge amount of sense, most notably the Nix's Spoilerimmediate fixation on Savannah. Additionally, the way that played out was just weird - the Nix was able to find someone in Savannah's orbit who was open to crazy, then got her to the community center when Savannah was there, and then she shot the place up - and Savannah, who we've seen is wildly powerful, is unable to do anything except hide? That just smacks of authorial decision-making that isn't backed up by other text. Plus, honestly, and this is probably a function of now rather than when the book was written, I don't love using "someone shooting up a community center full of kids" as a plot point/plot device in a paranormal fantasy novel. One of the joys of this type of fiction is that you can get the drama and the angst based on, like, spells and werewolves and afterlives, not things that you actually see on the news.
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