Although so very many people in this book were incredibly dense ("Gee, we live in a country where there are Berserkers, and oh, Grimm has all these Berserker abilities, and GOSH, his eyes are JUST LIKE a Berserker's, but we never thought he might ACTUALLY be a Berserker!") at least it was entertaining. Once I forced myself to get past the completely preposterous notion that Grimm never heard even a whisper of his home still thriving (even though he had heard his father was alive), I could let myself enjoy. 
 I liked it a lot better than the first in the series too. The Fever Series is in the top 3 favorites, so I decided to give the Highlander series another chance. After the first, I wasn't thrilled. After the second...well, I'll read the next one at least. That's something. 
 Besides, I hear it's worth going on to get to the MacKeltar's. The tales get dark, I hear. That's what this one lacked. And the first one too. Jericho Barrons-type darkness. Mmm...