Morveren never calls Jenna on any of her shit, and there is a lot of shit. And then Morveren just forgives her like that because they're twins. This stuff is like Animorphs for me, I love it so bad.I do miss stories about Sapphire, Connor, Faro, Elvira (dislike) and Rainbow (*squeal*!) but really after The Crossing of Ingo I wasn't sure how much could be done.The only thing I'm really against in this book was how much of a bitch Jenna was. Writing is awesome believable goodness (and I've always maintained that, that a fantasy book shouldn't be realistic so much as believable) and beautiful pacing and characterisation sigh. Review 2: I've always loved the Ingo books and this was just the cherry on top of the cake. It's 00:05 here and I have to get up at 05:45 for another school day. Quite interested to see whether it will link to Sapphy and Conor.

more equel to Stormswept (if there is one). And yet,I have to say that I prefer Ingo to this. So,it had all the charm that Ingo held (can you resist the call of the deep?),and it made me feel like re-reading the series once more (which I shall certainly do,once I'm able to get my hands on the books.) Thank you,Morveren,for reminding me of Sapphy. I first read the Ingo series when I was in primary school and I remember being absolutely enchanted by and so passionate about it. Review 1: Given my current schedule,I can't believe I read this in two days flat and neglected other more pressing issues *coughs* like homework *coughs* Anyway,it has been a long time since I last read a book from the 'J' section in the public library,and I have to say that this sequel to the Ingo series did not disappoint.

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