This is a YA novel and the second part of the Wildworld story (of which there are only two). It was fun and certainly held my interest. There was also a wonderful re-working of the Arthurian Legend, which I always enjoy. The ending was completely satisfactory. However, there is still an untrustworthy person at large and Alys and Janie both have missions at the end of the book, so there is certainly room for a third section of the story.
I have now gone back to my epics pile to get Eye of the Needle by Ken Follett. He is in the epics pile because the first book I read by him were Pillars of the Earth, World Without End, and the Century trilogy. This is a spy novel set in Britain toward the beginning of their part of WWII. The first chapter follows a German spy as he gets caught by his landlord sending a tranmission by wireless, and immediately kills her....and the roller coaster that is Ken Follett is off.
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