Things are rapidly going to hell for all the characters. Everything is still confusing, but I appreciate the portrait of Emma-Rose, the unnamed woman from the first volume who found a gun in a puddle and finds herself randomly pulled into the mess which Dee and Kay Kowalski have been orbiting for a while. The stories of the three women start to collide in a blood-soaked manner. But even if they survive, will they be able to make sense of it all? ( )