In my review of the first book in this series, I said I liked the lack of descriptive sex & violence. This book starts to head into those waters, and I dont think it adds anything to the narrative. Like the first book, this one is full of angst, along with some stupidity on the part of certain characters. The writing style is just as good as the last book, and I did sit down and read this in only a few days, but I think theres a lack of maturity here that will keep me from reading anything else by the author.
