Girl Blue

The content of this one could potentially be more triggering than previous books in the series, so if that's a concern for you, look into it.

I appreciated the ability to give Rachel and Mason's relationship tension without having them break up.

There are a lot more pop culture references in this one that really pin this series to a very specific time period. Some of which already feel dated despite it being released in the last few years. Not a complaint necessarily, but its going to feel out of touch for future readers.

Still a very strong series, and in a world of 700+ pages fantasy novels (that I also love) it's really nice to have a quicker 250 page read that still feels like the complete package.