Loved this, and can't wait for the London travel guide. When is book 3 coming out?! ( )

I really hope there are more Shambling Guides coming from Mur Lafferty. I loved the first 2! ( )

I thought this was an enjoyable read. Definitely not super difficult to read or understand. I think if you read the first one and liked it you will also enjoy this book. A lot of the main action is saved for the very end of the book much like the first one which I think is something that can be improved but I am looked forward to another sequel if there going to be one. I finished this book in 4 days so this is not a long read but this is a nice light read if you want to take a break and read something fun and easy. - Dany ( )

A great deal of fun, this. ( )

3.5/5 stars. The Shambling Guide to NYC was a great hit with the coterie, so Zoe and some of her writers are taking the ghost train to New Orleans to write a travel guide for that city. My complaint from the first book in this series was that the travel sections often came before the action, spoiling it, and that's fixed in this book, with the travel sections now coming after and supporting the action.

Though the first book threatened all of New York City, Zoe included, this book seemed more threatening to her on a personal level. One of her writers would happily kill her, she gets shot on the train, and some mysterious guy hints that she could be in huge danger just based upon who she is.

There is a mysterious African god Zoe meets in Jackson Square and I encourage those of you who don't recognize him right away to google him. I think it'll enhance your reading to know who and what he is, and it won't take anything away from the story.

Zoe learned a lot of coterie and human-coterie history in this book and I'm fascinated to see where it goes. Yes, obvs, I am hoping for more in this series.

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