This book was really good. Kenda is funny and the stories he tells are outrageous. So many shocking scenarios. It didn‘t leave me feeling that the world is an awful place. People are flawed but there is good as well. To help this idea, he even talks about his family throughout. Warning: the subject matter is for mature audiences and those not easily squeamish.

I did enjoy this book but not as much as the first one. Some things seemed to be forced into happening, like relationships, and other scenes were too obvious and you knew exactly what was going to happen. But overall it was a good book and I will continue the series.