Susi's second trip to fairyland again packed full of adventure. And the girl gradually learns to use their special abilities.
The adventure continues - after Amora Volume 1 of the series, "Fairy World in Danger" - the two authors have produced a second volume, picks up the threads of the brilliant and breathtaking spins further. "The city lost" his name is.
Well, of course, is lost nothing if Susi breaks into fairyland. Or rather find everything ended well. It's comforting to know first - is because in the meantime a truly queasy, the dangers that are looming in front of the heroine and her companions. Dangerous adventures are to exist. This time Susie gets help, it is the first not quite - George and Georgina come with two pert children from her family, who seem to have eaten the wisdom with spoons, the mother of the two children disappeared a year ago. However, the three learn to fight together.
In the story, which begins slowly refreshing change, always focusing on the experiences and perspectives of the various persons in the Center - very appealing. Thus, the individual threads of the story only run in parallel but linked approach but then at each other and ultimately meaningful to a dream. The experiences of the individual characters are related, that is clear. As indicated already in the first volume: Susi is not the innocent girl of 16 years, which they believed to be - she has skills that they previously knew nothing. She saves her friends from the magic land, and not just once. They get time off even a little magic - they just have to learn to deal with it.
An interesting read for all fantasy fans. The authors
Kerstin Surra was born on 17 August 1969, married, two children, lives in Cologne. The short story "Golden Age or coffee for the colonies" on 1 February 1997 the newspaper published the spotlight and awarded prizes. This was followed by several novels and story books of poetry. "If I do not write or draw, or push me around in museums devoting myself to my daily duties, I take pictures of passionate, especially on extended trips that have led me to include South and Central America. On many occasions, my poems and stories of experiences and impressions that I have gained on these trips, marked, "she writes in a Self-representation. Catherine
end 58 years old, has four children, three grandchildren and writes, since it can hold a pencil. With their stories about animals, she amazed her parents first and then the teacher. Later, she wrote stories for their children. In 2007 she ventured into the public. In addition to the Amorareihe They published the audio book "Wolf". The book is a reader - is
read the book in the fantasy: Amora, The Lost City, by Kerstin Surra, Catherine end, Hardcover, Schweitzer House Publishers, Erkrath, 132 pages, ISBN 978-3-939475-31-6, € 12.50.
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