This is another book in the Finfarran Peninsula series. I’ve liked the other two. This one had more of a “We’re making a movie where all the actors can’t be on set at the same time” vibe with a lot of plot lines happening at the same time but without a lot of overlap so it felt a bit disjoined. And not much happens. And it’s Christmas and there’s a fete brewing which is going to be different from the ones before. So not my fave of the series but it was enjoyable and a welcome balm from the angsty fiction I’d been reading.