[Review] Whose Midlife Crisis is it Anyway? (Good to the Last Death, book 2) by Robyn Peterman

Fun and light. Witchy and romantic. The characters are great—quirky and unique. And the plot is engaging and fun. A good continuation in the Good to the Last Death series.

I will note that, like with the first book, I had issue with the abrupt and unsatisfying ending/non-ending. Ending books on a cliffhanger is a huge pet peeve and an obvious marketing ploy. So ugh. But, other than that, I did really enjoy the book.

4 stars