We're still going strong in the Misewa Saga series. I enjoyed the overall feel of this and that it continued to feel like the world felt the same. I enjoyed getting back to this world and enjoyed the concept of this story. It had everything that I was looking for and enjoyed the way David A. Robertson wrote this. I'm excited to read more from David A. Robertson and enjoyed reading this.

What a wild ride! David A Robertson does it again with another wholly satisfying story in the Misewa saga - a Narnia-inspired series featuring foster siblings Eli and Morgan, complete with Cree sky stories and legends.

As in Book 4, Eli is front and center in this installment, and we learn more about his newfound powers. Eli struggles to control these powers and come to terms with the knowledge that he is only half-human. Eli, Morgan, their friends, and even former enemies work to rescue kidnapped animals from the Assiniboine Zoo in Winnipeg. Time travel and portals don't make this easy. It is dangerous work, and several thrilling, violent battles occur between and among humans and creatures. New characters are introduced, and old characters reveal a different side of themselves. Can't wait for the next (is it the final?) book.

Thanks to the author, Tundra Books at Penguin Random House, and NetGalley for an electronic advanced reading copy of this book. Opinions are my own.