The more I think about it, the more I find ludicrous the idea that anyone would allow a 3 year old to be riding on a tricycle at 9:30 at night when his sister is having a huge graduation party. Ok, even if we presume the parents are on vacation and left the sister to watch the kid (on her graduation week? who does that??), she let him wander around at that hour and no one said anything to her about it? Sorry, that premise is bothering me more and more. 
 Anyway, that point aside, I still enjoyed this story a lot. I didn't have as much of the 'waiting for the anvil to fall' this time as I did last time, though there was some. I thought maybe Ken's acceptance of Jordan's past was a bit too fast, but otherwise, they seemed a good match and I liked the dynamic. I also appreciated the tidying up of Jordan's and Cooper's relationship as well.