I read this shortly after reading What Moves the Dead by T. Kingfisher which I think only made me love it more. There's an aspect to this book that having read What Moves first helped me grasp right away. Like an "ah, I see where this is going", in a good way. Feminist LGBTQ gothic horror supernatural mystery fairy tale: That's what you're getting with this book and it's magnificent. The two separate POVs from two different timelines were interesting and I loved how they meet up! It was conclusive in way that left me very satisfied when I turned the last page. Keeping for a re-read. Highly recommend.