After Frankie had a few of her clients die—again—on her, business has been slow until a spirit shows up to help him find his missing granddaughter.
Frankie and her siblings are thrown into a mix of Gods and their machinations, with a nice mix of whodunit, paranormal entities out to kill anyone looking too close, and a plot full of guilt and slightly stupid choices.
Like the first book, the plot and writing is good and keeps you hooked in a nice, solid urban fantasy book. However, I found this one particularly trying at times with how frequently it brings up Frankie and her siblings trying years as orphans. While it does provide good and valid context for choices and plot, it feels like having plot decision driven home with a sledgehammer rather than light naturally feeling touches.
And the book finishes on a nice cliffhanger that drives you to the next in the series to find out what's next in Frankie's life.