The "Nightmare Inspector" series just keeps getting better and better! The two-part story of the man and his dream painting, was well done (with a couple of nice surprise "twists" that you really don't see coming). And I also greatly enjoyed the introduction of the "Delirium" place, where one goes to have ones fantasies fulfilled. If Hiruko and the Silver Tea House are there to investigate and cure customers of their dreams, then Delirium is there to indulge them in their wishes, with the catch that they are then stuck in their fantasies, for better or (usually) for worse.

Keep up the good work! I can't wait to read Volume 3! ( )

The "Nightmare Inspector" series just keeps getting better and better! The two-part story of the man and his dream painting, was well done (with a couple of nice surprise "twists" that you really don't see coming). And I also greatly enjoyed the introduction of the "Delirium" place, where one goes to have ones fantasies fulfilled. If Hiruko and the Silver Tea House are there to investigate and cure customers of their dreams, then Delirium is there to indulge them in their wishes, with the catch that they are then stuck in their fantasies, for better or (usually) for worse.

Keep up the good work! I can't wait to read Volume 3! ( )

The "Nightmare Inspector" series just keeps getting better and better! The two-part story of the man and his dream painting, was well done (with a couple of nice surprise "twists" that you really don't see coming). And I also greatly enjoyed the introduction of the "Delirium" place, where one goes to have ones fantasies fulfilled. If Hiruko and the Silver Tea House are there to investigate and cure customers of their dreams, then Delirium is there to indulge them in their wishes, with the catch that they are then stuck in their fantasies, for better or (usually) for worse.

Keep up the good work! I can't wait to read Volume 3! ( )

The "Nightmare Inspector" series just keeps getting better and better! The two-part story of the man and his dream painting, was well done (with a couple of nice surprise "twists" that you really don't see coming). And I also greatly enjoyed the introduction of the "Delirium" place, where one goes to have ones fantasies fulfilled. If Hiruko and the Silver Tea House are there to investigate and cure customers of their dreams, then Delirium is there to indulge them in their wishes, with the catch that they are then stuck in their fantasies, for better or (usually) for worse.

Keep up the good work! I can't wait to read Volume 3! ( )

I liked this second volume of the series well enough, but not enough to keep me from being done with this series. Maybe it has been too long since I read the first one, which I quite liked, or maybe this one just wasn't as good. Or maybe I was just grumpy when I read it. ( )