
I couldn't wait to start this immediately upon finishing the first book, and I'm now equally eager to read the third. Each of the first two books has had a complete story arc, so the endings are satisfying and don't feel like cliff-hangers. It's just that there's so obviously more of the story to tell, and since they're so well written and I enjoy the characters and world so much, I'm eager to read that "more".
Having come to like both Levi and Ian by the end of the first book, I continued to enjoy them in this one. However, I still continued to mix up their names, and thus occasionally get confused as to who was who.