This is exactly in the same line of "not actually good but definitely fun" as the first volume.

Do I care about the main couple and their relationship issues? Absolutely not. (although I am happy we were spared the traditional love triangle that normally pops up in the second book if it hasn't in the first)

Did I skip some paragraphs, if not entire scenes? Yup.

Did I enjoy my read? Definitely.

I did find it interesting that some things that would usually be in the third book of a trilogy (namely the second part of this one) was used to finish the second one instead. Also, not everything was entirely predictable, which I appreciated.