When the portals that connect the Terram Realm and the Cosmic Realm mysteriously shut down, the only person who can fix them is Daedalus, the original Master Architect. Daedalus, however, has been kidnapped, so it is left to his god-daughter Peregrine Quinn. She had always loved the stories told to her by her God-father but as she is drawn deeper into an adventure to fix the portals, she soon learns that they are not stories but real. Together with help from dryad librarian Rowan Strong, Olympus Inc. liaison (and faun) Callimachus Thorn, and Bernadett a plant with special powers, she is thrust into an exciting adventure to fix the portals and rescue Daedalus before an ancient evil takes over and destroys everything.
I wasn’t sure who the book was aimed at. I initially though teenagers but I’m not sure how much it would appeal. It is too complicated for younger readers and I struggled at times to remember who and what was what. I didn’t find it an addictive page turner but was still a pleasant story. I feel the author lives deep within this fantasy world she has created but that some of it gets lost in her writing.
I wasn’t sure who the book was aimed at. I initially though teenagers but I’m not sure how much it would appeal. It is too complicated for younger readers and I struggled at times to remember who and what was what. I didn’t find it an addictive page turner but was still a pleasant story. I feel the author lives deep within this fantasy world she has created but that some of it gets lost in her writing.