This book felt a bit like the mystery series from childhood, evoking the question, “how do this things keep happening to our character?” However, that feeling is lessened by the quality of the story. This book was less scary than the first, but it wasn’t any less enjoyable. The twist was very interesting, though it did feel like some information came out of no where and made the resolutions a bit too convenient, which is the only reason I’m rating it lower. Still a very fun read, and I’m excited to see what happens in the next one.