It is a sequel to the novel Silver Phoenix, but one does not necessarily have to have read the previous book to enjoy the story. This book isn’t for every teen with the ancient Chinese setting and the supernatural elements, but for those who are interested in this kind of story, it has its rewards. She proves herself discerning and loyal when she fights for him, as he is tempted by ancient evil spirits. A dream tells her where he is, and she leaves home to find him and stow away on the ship that he has boarded. But she has an overwhelming sense of dread for her friend, Chen Yong, who has embarked on a long voyage to find his father. The heroine, Ai Ling, has visions and memories and sometimes it is not clear which is which. ISBNĪ combination of fantasy, romance, supernatural and ancient Chinese history, this book is very rich in images and adventure.
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