Volume 2 covers the turbulent first four years in Nauvoo, Illinois, where Porter Rockwell continues to fight mobs and is assigned as Joseph Smith s bodyguard. They make an unusual visit to the White House to visit the President of the United States, Martin van Buren, and then return home to face domestic turmoil and enemies determined to kill them. Note that only the printed editon - not the eBook version - contains in the second half of this volume a photographic essay of Nauvoo, the places and streets that Rockwell loved and fought for.
I thought the book was good. Luana is getting on my nerves. I seriously hate her attitude. I was disappointed to find that half of this book was pictures. I wanted to read more than 200 pages of this story. So this book is actually only half the size of Vol.1 but it looks like its just as big. Can't wait to start reading the 3rd one!!!
Not as good as the first book. The book looks a lot bigger but it's really shorter and the second half of the book is just the author's pictures of his trip to Nauvoo. The story gets really cheesy in this one (since the author is obviously making up dialogue and personal motives) but it still left me wanting to know what happens next to Porter Rockwell.
This volume disappointed me a little, not by the story or anything, but because half of it is pictures. I had never been to Nauvoo before and having been there since I like the pictures a whole lot more, but I remember just wanting more Porter stories.
The only thing I want to add about Vol. 2 is that half of it is filled with pictures of Nauvoo. It caught me off guard, so just wanted to pass that info along.
There is a pictorial essay at the end of the book with pictures of Nauvoo taken in 2002. One of the pictures is the stable that my father-in-law built while serving a mission in 1994.