The next amazing installment in the Rivers of London world, this time with FBI Special Agent Reynolds solving the mystery of the abominable snowmen of Wisconsin! Yeah, sure, ya betcha!

Overall, it's a fun story. It has high stakes, and interesting characters.

On a micro-level, I felt like this:
For your "this book about an American woman is written by a British man" bingo card:
- Complaining about the grid system roads
- All winter coats are called parkas
- Audiobook narrator puts Rs at the end of words "parka(r), idea(r)"
- Girl washes her bra because she's been wearing it a whole day
- Everyone has a gun and pulls it on visitors
- Every home and office you go into offers you a hot beverage (coffee brewed in a kettle on the burner)
- Washington DC is only referred to as "Washington"
- Character is "Christian" in that she complains when other people "swear and blaspheme" then regularly does it herself
- Guns are always called "pistol"
- Oklahoma is referred to as the Midwest
- Showing off acronyms for 10+ irrelevant government organizations
- "Tarpaulin"
- "Liquid Propane Tank"

Thanks to Netgalley and Subterranean Press for a copy of this book to review. All opinions are my own.