Another fine entry in this series. Gladstone uses his sharp worldbuilding (magic/worship as equivalent to technological advance etc) to hold up a funhouse mirror to our current society and in doing so makes you think about a few things.
This was a 'heist' novel. Told at a deliberately breakneck pace with some sharp characterisation that just draws you into the story.
That being said, I feel all of the books in the Craft Sequence are about obligation as much as they are about anything else. Obligations you are born with, obligations you choose and the paths those obligations draw the characters down.
A fine and enjoyable novel here, the quality of the series has not dipped at all.