Continuing adventures of Lord Fine and Sebastian… Fine’s still a bit of an oblivious man. His sense of himself allows him to ignore things going on around him. This is consistent between the first in this series and the second. You’d hope a person might learn that the world doesn’t just bend to you but apparently not. So I felt like these two were stumbling along quite cluelessly for most of the book. Makes for a bit of a weird plot but allows time for their relationship to grow. I did have to out the book down for a bit, though, and came back later to see how Therin was going to get them out of trouble this time. Still all’s well that ends… well, it is still a bit of a mess, isn’t it? Guess there’s a book three!

Also, did I read that wrong or was Wesley’s brother really names Collin Collins?