Solid second entry to the series, we get to see more of Sal’s past, as well as (maybe?) a somewhat softer side. Has the usual “middle book of a series” challenges of balancing the story we’ve been handed so far with not rushing headlong towards the conclusion. And plenty of Congeniality being… Congeniality. While at times I struggled to stay focused through fight after fight after fight after fight, if you liked the first, this one should satisfy (as well as it can until the series concludes).