
For the record, writers are generally not all that self-confident about their writing. If they do exude self-confidence, it's usually an act.
That said, after rereading the first section of Fracking Justice, I'm self-confident enough (or just acting) to say that it will be done sometime this summer. Reading just the first part of the book (of five sections) makes me wonder if I should title it Fracking Injustice.
For the novel writers and would-be novel writers reading this, I have a warning about writing a sequel: It's freakin' hard.
Why?

Like I said, freakin' hard.
But in the end, justice will be served, hot and cold. Fracking Justice, that is.