Reviews for Sea of Wind (The Twelve Kingdoms Series #2)

The average rating for Sea of Wind (The Twelve Kingdoms Series #2) based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-04-13 00:00:00 James Smith [Not long after admitting to the oracles that he was worried about Taiki's future since Taiki was so riddled with self-doubt and couldn't consciously access his tremendous power, he decided he'd give up his sagehood, leave Tai, and become a mercenary. He was too ashamed of the fact that he hadn't been declared the new king to stick around, even though he'd have been a great help to Taiki and his future king. (hide spoiler)]

Review # 2 was written on 2016-12-20 00:00:00 Richard Necklen *softly crying* Oh Taiki, you precious, precious creature! About the book: While the first one carried more action, this one was used more as a helpful guide to further expand this world of the 12 Kingdoms. It was a quick read, so much shorter than the last, yet the character development of Taiki was remarkable. You were really rooting for the little kid, and for the friends he makes along the way. The last few chapters are, of course, the best and really build on a climactic ending and resolution that you don't exactly see coming. A plus side: it can be read as a stand-alone. Just as with the first, while there are similarities and you may lose out on the connections between the books (like King En, Enki, and Keiki), you don't really need to carry anything further than where it already exists.