Deluge

This one was good...but a bit underwhelming. Now that I've finished this one, I can finally get to The Tower and the Hive series; that's the one I've been waiting to reread, especially since I had to special order The Rowan, the first book in the series.......more

While I enjoyed the original Petaybee series, I'm clearly not in the target audience for the the second series (the target audience appears to be not terribly bright 7 year olds).......more

Maelstrom: Twins of Petaybe does not even make an attempt at any sort of ending and continues without missing a beat in Deluge. Book 3 has all the same charms and problems that it's siblings have. It does pull its punches a bit as the children start to mature which makes the ending feel a little ant......more

This third book of the Twins of Petaybee, begins as the second one ended, with Intergal company soldiers searching a deserted Kilcoole, looking for the inhabitants, in order to arrest them, and imprison them, as they had already done with Marmion, her crew, and Ke-ola's family. As Yana and her fello......more

The last book in the series was a bit of a disappointment. I mean, a sentient planet is the most original, exciting type of character, and it barely features at all, except for a few shiny underwater arrows and a convenient snow storm. Instead, the two twins go off again, without asking or telling,......more