This second book picks up pretty directly where the first Will Darling novel left off, and for the first 1/4 or so I was worried it might be repeating some of the same emotional arc of the two romantically-tangled poor-communicating leads from book one. But then the plot takes a pretty dramatic turn, and once Will and Kim are again facing a common enemy (this one dangerously closer to home) I became very invested. The story leaves the pair in a MUCH different place than where they began so I am very curious about what will come next...