Phule's Paradise Book

I learned a lot about casinos and how they are run from this one. Not entirely sure that's what Asprin was trying to impart to the reader, but there you go.

I liked that the story was able to delve more into some of the peripheral characters from the first book. I laughed out loud at the depictions of the eye in the sky, but that was about all I remember laughing at.

It seemed a little forced to me, and I'm not sure why that was. The setting should have been perfect for a mad-cap adventure lead and controlled by Phule, but there was too much segregation of a group that we, as the reader, are just starting to get to know.

It was enjoyable, but not nearly so much as the first. Perhaps it's because I already knew what the Company was capable of, and therefore wasn't surprised by what they were able to accomplish.