Just finished this one. In it the story picks up shortly where Seeing Redd left off, imagination having been disabled everywhere. In this book the three main forces, Alyss, Redd and Arch, are all struggling to be in possession of not only the heart crystal, but Wonderland.
There's a lot more going on with the catapillars in this book as well, though we still don't learn too much about them, but considering the characters in question, I suppose that fits.
After the first bit Redd is not as prominent either. The story is more involved with Arch, Alyss, and to some extent Molly.
I'll admit, I was happy when Ripkin and Blister were killed. Not often do I REALLY look forward to a villain's death, but something about them, I just really had no use for, and was glad to see them go already. (Sorry, did I spoil it for some by telling of their demise? Ah well, you really Should have seen it coming...)(their death that is)
Things move along alright in this book, as with the previous two, I enjoyed it, it was a quick/light read, but not so light as to be easily forgotten and never looked upon again. Chances are good I may in the future pick this set up to read again.
Is good mindless entertainment. That sounds like an insult, but it's not.
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