With the return of the evil Shadowling, Astrid, Jonas, and Gwen are faced with a new by order of the Queen, they are sent on a top-secret journey across the sea to retrieve ancient weapons that the Bloom Bloods hope can stop the Shadowling once and for all.
Gwen and the twins set off, but it’s not all plain sailing. When their ship is jeopardised, they must turn to an unlikely source for help, and worst of all, a certain royal shipmate keeps pestering them.
They will soon learn that the sea is full of wild and untameable magic – magic that could reveal answers the twins have been searching for their whole lives. With their rag-tag crew and the fate of the world at stake, who can they trust? And what terrible things might be waiting for them in the deep?
Connie Glynn is an English author and YouTuber. Her debut novel Undercover Princess, the first in The Rosewood Chronicles, was published in 2017. Glynn is also known for her YouTube videos on the channel Noodlerella. She provided the voice for the character Moxie Dewdrop in the UK cinema version of Dreamworks' Trolls.
The second book in the ‘the cursed melodies’ trilogy.
Shorter than the first but still thrilling! The continuation of the journey to defeating the shadowing but there are many obstacles in the way and so much betrayal and quite a few twists, one I sort of saw coming but one that I didn’t even thing about. I did enjoy it, it did take me a bit of time to try and remember what happened before but I eventually got there.
We see how the bond between these three goes from strength to strength to also heartbreak. Putting the story on the seas gives it a bit of a different look on where this story is going and the world that is created around it. There are many funny moments but there are also frantic moments too that make you think who can you really trust.
Now with the story coming full circle I only have a few questions, will we find the twins parents, now that we know what they are? What of Gwen’s parents also? Will we get a happy ending or will our hearts be ripped out?
Sorry if this review sounds a bit everywhere, suffering with a bit of a flare up.
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