I uaually really enjoy Ms. Thompson's Gaslight series, but this one was a bit of a yawner for me honestly. Maybe because it was so much about the spiritualism craze that was so popular in the mid-nineteenth century, but the book just wasn't as exciting as others have been for me. Sarah's mother is at a seance when one of the participants is stabbed. This puts Sarah and Frank in the picture because they have to somehow keep Sarah's mother out of it. There wasn't much suspense though. There also wasn't much personal interaction between Malloy and Sarah this time, so that was also a disappointment. Oh well, I still kind of enjoyed the story, and will still look forward to the next book in the series. ( )