This is the second book in a series, the first one being ‘Welcome to Glorious Tuga’, which I read last year. I don’t think you would enjoy it or indeed understand life on the island or the myriad characters if you hadn’t done so, I don’t think this is a stand alone book. There’s were a number of loose ends at the end of the first book so it’s quite satisfying to read what happens next. However, for me, although the idea was a new, interesting one I wasn’t as gripped by this second book which I thought was mainly more of the same. I’m sure there are plenty fans who will disagree, but for me it wasn’t a favourite so I can only give if 4 stars. Still good and worth a read.

The moment I started reading, the previous story came flooding back. Another thoroughly enjoyable read with a group of people, who take life as it comes. on a remote island. They have their own beliefs and celebrations with the knowledge that help is at hand when needed.