Stina is Sophie’s arch-enemy, so she will do anything to keep Silveny (the alicorn) away from Stina. The Heks are a mother and father and daughter named Stina. Soon after she brought the alicorn back, the elvin Council came and said that the alicorn should be moved to live with the Heks. Sophie convinced the alicorn to come back to a pen at her house where she lived with Grady and Edaline. One other alicorn in existence was kept in a sanctuary back in Sophie’s kingdom. It was a female alicorn and was one of the last alicorns in existence. It has no differences so I don’t know why they called it an alicorn instead of a unicorn. Sophie was tracking a Sasquatch when she ran into an alicorn. Sandor was big and grey and muscular (he was a goblin). Sophie was even given a bodyguard named Sandor. Dex and Sophie were both really nervous a lot after that happened.

They kidnapped her and one of her friends, Dex. There are some enemies of the Black Swan that are out to get her. In the last book, Sophie found out that she was created by a group called the Black Swan. If you haven’t read the review for Keeper of the Lost Cities (or you have and just have forgotten about it), please click here to read the review now. Make some conclusions before you read the review and if the review doesn’t say it, then you can read the book to find out if you’re right! Before we actually get into the book of this review, you should know that this is the second book in a series, not the first. Pause this review right now and look at the cover of the book.

She got pretty close (but she did get some specifics wrong). I asked my mom what she thought this book was about by just looking at its cover. In the movie there was a song about how you can’t judge a book by its cover.

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