A satisfying continuation of the series, but whereas Ninth House was gritty, dark, contemporary supernatural fantasy, Hell Bent is verging into YA supernatural. Which is fine, but the gritty darkness was what I liked most about Ninth House.
As a character. Not in a sexual way.
I'm hooked on these books. Bardugo's style is perfect. The world is open for another too!
Poor Babbit Rabbit. At least the cover makes sense now. Was a little slow to get going, but once it did, I loved the whole literal going to hell and back story. Lots of things introduced in this one that makes me hope there's more in this series.
