Page #: 214
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Published in: 2009
Official Synopsis
They’ve been to three worlds in less than a day. Time isn’t just running out…it’s running wild.
David King is reeling from his travels through history-and the evil he’s found there. The last thing he needs is his great-great-uncle Jesse’s hospital-bed instructions: You can’t simply do nothing. You must fix things.
David and his brother Xander’s search for their abducted mother has repeatedly led them on strange and terrifying journeys as they’ve stepped through the portals of the creepy old house and into some of history’s most turbulent moments…and confronted an unimaginably bleak vision of the future.
Now Jesse’s words saddle them with an obligation to not only visit the past, but the need to rewrite it.
Fulfilling their purpose will take everything they have, both mentally and physically. But they have no choice…because everything in the past-and the future-is on the line.
My ReviewWhirlwind was okay. The character development is still good, and the mythology towards the end of the book was quite intriguing.
Overall, Whirlwind kind of bored me. I didn’t feel like the pacing or the plot was quite as strong as the other books in the series. The beginning and the end were okay, but the middle was fairly bland in comparison. While I still enjoy the series, Whirlwind was probably my least favorite so far.
I’d recommend Whirlwind to anyone who has read the other books in The Dreamhouse Kings series.
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