We pick up with the Bradford family right where we left them in book one, and while apparently the "focus" of this book is Edward, the rest of the characters have about the same amount of page time. The sheer amount of narrative shifts was enough to make me need a glass of bourbon to steady myself as I read, and some of the story lines are more preposterous than others, but still a fun, soapy, summer read.

Thank you to Netgalley for the ARC.