The second book in the series keeps up with the mood the first book delivered - funny, actionpacked mystery solving. In case you weren't liking the first, I have hard time believing this will change it much. However, I liked this one better. The comedy felt partly more up my alley, partly it was just too dumb. I'm starting to recognize a pattern on how it goes - they gang has an ok plan, everything goes unexpectedly wrong and they scuttle through by lying their way out, leaving chaos and confusion behind them. The villains are overly unsympathetic, but as it's a lightmooded mystery I suppose that can be expected. Romance continues to be only small flirting and that's a thing I like. I'm continuing onto book 3.