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This was a damn good sequel. The end caught me by surprise because I didn't expect it to be left open-ended for a third book. As I've written many times, I LOVED the humor. I appreciated that this was a fun read.

The loophole within a loophole to get Claire back to earth was comical too. I'm really enjoying the end of this book. 😄

Because anyone who knows anything about cats knows that you never tell a cat what *not* to do.

This is true. 🤣 The fate of Mittens the cat was unexpected and hilarious.

I told my mom about the 'Take us to your leader' dialogue and she explained the reference to me. I appreciated that and the line of dialogue made me smile.

The way the reference to Santa Claus was written made me giggle. It was funny!! 🤣

The idea of aggro-spice is original and funny. I'll see how aggro-spice has fucked up Sahara since it'll make her aggressive. Oh, dear!! 😆

One of the chapters that I read lagged at first, but as I kept reading, it was clear that the story picked up.

I'm curious to learn more about the Tribunal Ancients. It's obvious that they're going to crash Claire's coronation.

I appreciated Andi's dig at social media. That made me smile.

Kratz just made a reckless decision and I think he's going to pay for it.

Yep, I was right about Mittens the cat. He's evil. It's amusing that he was sitting on a throne.

I wonder what's going to happen after Claire's coronation. 🤔

I appreciated the humor in this chapter and the Thriller reference. 😆

In which Kratz continues to be stupid AF and come up with bizarre theories that make no sense. 😑😖

I liked Noah's thoughts about how his friends were his home. That was sweet and I can relate to that. 😊❤️

"Claire thought about it. Queen" felt too pompous and self-important. "Empress" sounded like someone old and wrinkled. And "sovereign supreme" sounded like a fast-food item.

The last sentence made me smile and laugh out loud.

So Claire is the crown princess of a dump planet. LOL!! Whatever works.

And beauty? Beauty isn't in the eye of the beholder at all; it's in the mind of the beholder—which is much more easily fooled than the eye.

That's thought-provoking and a good point.