Sure, it is similar to the whole Atlantis thing, but it’s done in a totally distinctive way. I felt so immersed in the world in Of Sea and Stone. If you are looking for some rich world-building, you have found it. But the sea holds more secrets than she realizes, and escape might not be as simple as leaving… At A GlanceĪ really interesting story and world.
To make matters worse, her village nemesis, the stuck-up mayor’s son Nol, was captured with her, and they are made servants in the same household beneath the sea.ĭesperate to be free, Aemi plots her escape, even going so far as to work with Nol. When a ship emerges from the ocean and men burn her village, Aemi is captured, and enslaved below the waves in Itlantis, a world filled with ancient cities of glass and metal, floating gardens, and wondrous devices that seem to work magic. But she never dreamed those stories were true. She’s heard the stories about the fabled People of the Sea, a people who possess unimaginable technology who live below the waves in the dark, secret places of the ocean. Publisher: Self-Published on February 2, 2014Īll her life, clever Aemi has been a slave in the Village of the Rocks, a place where the sea and sky meet.
Posted February 11th, 2015 in Blog Tour, book review / 16 comments
Review: Of Sea and Stone by Kate Avery Ellison (Blog Tour & Giveaway)
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