back to the walcott sisters with this one, and i do love their world. mcguire writes so well in the Moors, and the opportunity to read a deeper look into the Moors was wonderful. sumi adds an interesting perspective in this one, and i think she provided a nice, peppier mirror to jack’s thoughts. she’s like jack wrapped up in cotton candy, honestly. despite being in my favorite EHD location, i had a more difficult time reading this one. they’re only about 120-130 pages each, so i can move through the books quickly, but this one took me longer. i think mcguire keeps her characters moving which i appreciate, but i just found that this one was a little more repetitive than the others. however, huge plus to this book: there’s two fat women!!!!! YAY!!!!!! that was a huge plus for me. if anything, i want you to know that mcguire writes books with representation that is natural and simple; she clearly isn’t just making characters diverse for “clout,” so to speak.