This book is a new young adult fantasy series that premiered in 2000. Book Two continues the saga as the twins Kestrel and Bowman Hath, who five years ago found the key to the Wind Singer and saved their city from the evil spirit Morah, both fight in their own way against the perils and obstacles that stand in the way of finding the Homeland. Invaders have swept their city Aramanth, burning it to the ground and making its inhabitants into slaves. The Hath family is taken captive and sent to the highly organized city of the Mastery, where none can resist the power of the mind-controlling Master except Bowman, who has very special mental abilities
But Kestrel has escaped with the help of the ancient tower Wind Singer, and she joins the wedding party of a pawn princess who is journeying to marry the general who raided Kestrels city. As she befriends the lonely princess, Kestrel keeps searching for traces of her brother and begins to develop a plan for freeing her people from the rule of the Mastery. She herself, though, becomes entangled in the mesh of un-swirling and unexpected events set in motion by the Master?
Me I have only read half of the book so far but eager to reach the end, that above, I investigated on reviews on Google, but rewritten in my method. At first I found this book to be one to believe but I have recently changed my opinion; I have just reached a part in the book where Bowman has started to talk to cows, cats and even balance a stick with his mind while kestrel is on a moving city Sirene (the moving city is known as an island on wheels) is where kestrel currently is with her friend Jodhia.
So far I have very much enjoyed this book and hope to finish it soon, I will be reading it in bed, travelling, school and so on. By the rate I am going I should be finished in a week, the book consists of 339 pages and I have read 156, and it took me 4 days to get that far so I will finish soon if I continue at my current speed.