In book 2 of the Trapnell series, we continue to see just how disfunctional the Trapnell children are. Someone appears apparently from the dead, they encounter a Voodoo priestess, and some people are not what they seem. I enjoyed this book better than the first one, White Oaks, especially since I'm getting to know the characters better. It isn't necessary to read the first book, but it adds to the enjoyment of this book. I love the humor since it's a bit on the bizarre side, just like I like it. ( )

Sadly the characters in this story didn’t engage me at all and I gave up reading after chapter 2. Other people might love it but it just wasn’t my cup of tea. ( )