Diamond Brothers · BOOK 2 OF 8
Public Enemy Number Two
Spoiler-free summary
Nick is deliberately sent to prison to befriend a young criminal, while Tim remains spectacularly unhelpful.
London and a young offenders' prison. The pleasure lies in competence and incompetence and family partnership, shaped by a numbered instalment with its own central conflict and a continuing series arc..
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Best read after Diamond Brothers 1; the central plot is approachable on its own, but continuing relationships and consequences carry forward.
What makes it different
Sending Nick to prison is an outrageous premise, and the comedy works because his predicament remains properly dangerous.
Setting
London and a young offenders' prison.
Content guidance
Comic peril, crime and occasional violence, presented for younger readers.
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Continuity
Public Enemy Number Two is volume 2 of 8 in Diamond Brothers. Its central adventure has a resolution, while relationships and consequences can continue into later volumes.
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