Second book in Abraham’s Dagger and Coin series follows precisely in the path of the previous, except that it’s very clearly a bridging book, meant to continue the story and move multiple plot elements along and so it lacks the first book’s dramatic scale, which, come to think of it, is kind of a knock on the book and the series because I’d like to think that the artifice of novelmaking shouldn’t be so obvious - but all that said, it was very fun.