The story flowed seamlessly from the first book to the second, where we meet the wild Moon Tartan clan. Rayne also goes on a quest back to London "to kill a man" and must face his equal in battle - a man he calls "Rayne Grayish" as he poses as Rayne himself. I would love to see this made into a play. It has elements of Shakespeare (a clear favourite of the author), clever banter, and exciting battle scenes. I very much recommend this series.