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A typical, deep down, deep thinking, meandering and slow like hell Crowly book.
I wouldn't recommend it to anybody unless I know their reading habits very, very well. But it is exactly my kind of thing.
Crowley has become one of my favourite authors, because I can lose myself in his musings. Here his protagonist tries to figure out if there is more than one history, if time goes down different branches at specific moments. It is a complete brain book and we spend a lot of time in the Renaissance with Bruno Giordano and Shakespeare's milieu.

I guess readers who liked Jo Walton's Or What you Will could be okay with this as well. I was often reminded of Walton while reading.

I was listening to the audiobook narrated by Crowley himself which was well done. I will definitely go on with the series.