I read Acceptance Thesouthernreachtrilogy, and I thought it was fine. I think for maximum enjoyment my recommendation would be to read the first two books of the trilogy and stop there. I wonder how often that might be the case for spooky mystery series.
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been a while since reading it, but to my memory it gives up on being Horror, creeping or otherwise, to do some mildly interesting character work. Which is Fine but not nearly as affecting as the first two books
It doesn't entirely give up on it, but it shifts the focus that way, yeah. Definitely less of a page-turner.