This is another book that I'm thrilled is back on the shelves again. It was on a short hiatus, but now it's back and pretty much up to full speed. But then I expected nothing less of Jay Faebrer. I really think he's put everything into this book. It really shows with the depth of characters that he has here. And the story-lines are as intricate and interesting as any out there. I also like his whole soap-opera theme to it. Vildiray Cinar is really coming along with his art. He's a fairly new artist . . and you can tell. But, he does show a whole lot of potential. Which has also been a theme of this book . . bringing out new artists and watching them grow over several story-lines. Anyways, the Noble family, on their private island, have finally figured out that Amy Wells isn't the person she's supposed to be. In fact the real Amy Wells is found dead when her body washes up on shore. All we know for sure is that somehow, someway, she's related to, or part of the family, of Colonel Comet. Somehow she's able to make his amulet's power work for her. It takes the combined might of the whole family to finally bring her down. But, even then, we still don't find out who she really is. But the good new is Frost finally comes out of it. It looks like he's past the worst. He comes to long enough to tell Surge that he forgives him. This is a fantastic book, all around. It gets a little complicated sometimes . . with all the soap-opera drama going on, but, at the same time, that's what makes it so interesting. I'm glad that it's back out of hiding and up on the shelves monthly where it needs to be.
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