A lot happened in this book and it also did the thing where a good amount of time passes (like at least 6 months I want to say), but it doesn’t fee l like it does because it time skips. And I’m not against that in theory, but I find there are very few instances where it’s done well enough that it doesn’t bother me or doesn’t feel jarring. However, there were a lot of twists and turns that I liked and I did enjoy myself. This second book wrapped up a little better than I was expecting so I’m curious to see what conflicts will be the center of the last book.