This book was instantly better than the first one in my opinion. The introduction to Tyson was sudden but then the gradual explanation of how he was found was interesting and enjoyable.
The obnoxious narrative was really turned down in this book which made me happy. When it got to the three sisters driving the cab, I laughed out loud. I wasn't expecting that and it was so great.
This book made me go through so many emotions. Happy, sad, hilariously laughing, and anger. I wanted to jump through the pages and actually be there especially in the angry parts because I was getting hostile. I wanted to just beat Luke's ass as to how he was acting and what he was doing.
I give this book a two thumbs up and highly recommend it.
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