Bye Wrath and hello Rhage. And apparently he's already forgotten, because there's barely any mention of him or Beth anywhere in this book. However, the other members of the cast were fleshed out quite a bit, so that I was at least able to figure out who was who in the Brotherhood. It's still not quite there compared to other books I've read, but better than the first book by a long shot.
Also, Rhage is amazing. Total boyfriend material if it weren't for Mary and the small fact that he's fictional.