Twilight Robbery/Fly Trap

“True stories seldom have endings. I don't want a happy ending, I want more story.” ― Frances Hardinge, Fly by Night

So said Mosca Mye at the close of her first adventure, Fly By Night. And more story she got.

Twilight Robbery, also called Fly Trap, is Frances Hardinge's fourth book and the sequel to Fly By Night, first published in 2011. It continues the adventures of Mosca Mye, Eponymous Clent and Saracen as they enter the town of Toll.

Toll is really two towns, Toll-by-Day and Toll-by-Night. Toll-by-Day is a very pleasant town, largely because every criminal or person born at an unsavory time is relegated to the Night town.

Synopsis
Having barely escaped the revolution they had a huge (if accidental) part in causing, sharp-eyed orphan Mosca Mye; her guard goose, Saracen; and their sometimes-loyal companion, the con man Eponymous Clent, must start anew.

All too quickly, they find themselves embroiled in fresh schemes and twisting politics as they are trapped in Toll, an odd town that changes its entire personality as day turns to night. Mosca and her friends attempt to fend off devious new foes, subvert old enemies, prevent the kidnapping of the mayor's daughter, steal the town's Luck, and somehow manage to escape with their lives—and hopefully a little money in their pockets.

Characters
Those who are retuning characters from Fly By Night are typed in bold.
 * Mosca Mye
 * Saracen
 * Eponymous Clent
 * Mistress Jennifer Bessel
 * Aramai Goshawk
 * Graywing Marlebourne, mayor of Toll
 * Beamabeth Marlebourne
 * Brand Appleton
 * Rabilan Skellow
 * Mistress Leveretia Leap
 * Mr. Welter Leap
 * Paragon Collymoddle
 * Laylow
 * Sir Feldroll
 * Havoc Gray
 * Jade
 * Perch
 * Quince
 * The Raspberry
 * Kenning