Review: Does not Disappoint
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 30, 2013
I was a fan of the previous book, The Riddle of Stone, so I had  high expectations for this book, luckily the book did not disappoint me. For me what has separated this author from the authors is his characters. His characters have a real human feel to them with their strengths and their faults so it feels like I'm dealing with real people stuck in the situations rather than a cookie cutter archetype. We see more progression of Edmund throughout this book, just like the last one, but for me this book handled the progression a lot better so it felt that the progression was natural rather than somewhat abrupt as it felt a few time in the previous book. All in all i recommend this book for those that have read the prequel, A Riddle in Stone, and are look for more adventure into the world of Edmund and Pond, it will one you do not regret.