The second book continues in much the same way that the first did. It’s a nice, low stakes journey around the kingdom, seeing sights and fighting monsters. There’s new characters introduced, each pretty interesting, and the characters continue to level up.

If I had one complaint it’s that there’s a lot of hanging around in this one. The group gets out of the situation it was in at the end of the previous book arguably too easily. And after that there’s less missions and dungeon delving than in the previous book and a lot of them are fairly anticlimactic. Apart from that there’s generally just a lot of hanging around. Which I liked, it was nice to let the characters breath and develop. But it also doesn’t really give me much to write a review about.

All in all if you liked the first book you’ll like this one. Nothing big or dramatic happens but it’s a good, humorous time.