Aldo Glez Glez itibaren Çondu Köyü, 01660 Çondu Köyü/Feke/Adana, Türkiye
A girl in love with a boy/wolf, is the basic storyline. I was looking forward to reading this, seeing that I am a big Twilight fan, but I think at first that was my problem... I kept comparing it to Twilight ie well jacob wasn't like that. Then I began thinking this is a bit teen litty for me, but about half way through I stopped thinking about Twilight and actually started to enjoy it. I wasn't going to look to see if there was a sequel but now I am thinking I might try it.
This is the first in the South Seas Adventure series. This series is about the adventures of Abby Kendall, a young teenage girl, and her family and friends as they travel the South Seas in the late 1840s. It's 1847, and when her parents announce that the family will be moving to Hawaii to help her sick uncle on his ranch, thirteen-year-old Abby Kendall is devastated. She doesn't want to leave her home, or her friends, particularly her best friend, Luke. An orphan who lives with his cruel aunt, Luke is like one of the family, but his aunt refuses to let him move to Hawaii with the Kendalls. Abby boards a ship for the sea voyage to Hawaii with her family, not knowing that Luke has run away from his aunt and stowed away on board. Abby is determined to keep him hidden until it's too late to turn back. But she doesn't expect that she and Luke will be swept overboard in a terrible storm, and left lost at sea in a tiny boat. It will take all of their courage and determination to find their way back to Abby's family, as they face many dangers along the way. I loved this first book in the South Seas Adventures series. I really enjoyed the unique historical setting, and Abby was a great character. The book was well-written and exciting, and I can't wait to read the rest of the books in the series to find out what adventures are in store for Abby and Luke next.
I read this book on a Friday night from start to finish while sitting in the backseat of a convertible parked in a Barnes and Noble parking lot.