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YA
Wind on Fire Trilogy series.
Illustrated by
Peter Sis.
The group who escaped the destruction of the Mastery face many trials on their trek to the promised homeland. When twins Bowman and Kestrel join the Singers, they reach a new understanding of their roles in the coming apocalypse. Although the ending doesn't quite tie all the trilogy's previous events together, fans will still enjoy this conclusion to the epic tale.
435 pp.
| Hyperion
| September, 2001
|
TradeISBN 0-7868-0570-6$$17.99
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YA
Wind on Fire Trilogy series.
Illustrated by
Peter Sis.
Fans of The Wind Singer will be pleased with this sequel, which contains the same sweeping sense of adventure. When Ortiz of the Mastery raids Manth and takes its citizens as slaves, Kestrel is separated from everyone else and ends up traveling in a caravan with a princess who is on her way to marry Ortiz. The book comes to a thrilling conclusion, but readers will have to wait for Book Three to tie up loose ends.