Yet more Lovecraftian urban horror and very enjoyable it was.
Stross is on a tear in this one about how the unemployed and people at the bottom of the employment pyramid are treated and it is very apt for his setting. He really doesn't have to go too far left field to create a plausible eldritch horror out of these ingredients.
This book also mixes in a funny riff on Mary Poppins but perchance spent a little too long in the children's POV for my tastes.
As this is book '11' of this run, you are either bought in now or you are not. If you are then solid entertainment is delivered and this comes with a recommend from me.