A Sea of Stars

The dark is all encompassing. Children are being taken. Kinderstalk roam the woods. Page has been missing for years. Annie is going to be sold. When Annie runs away and finds herself in a work camp forcing children to work on the cliffs, she resolves to do something about it. She runs away from there, hoping to find her way to the King and get him to listen to her. She finds unexpected allies in two old women and her missing sister. And the Kinderstalk, which turn out to be wolves. Annie can see in the dark. Page can speak to the wolves. Annie eventually learns how to as well. I expected something like what ended up being the twist but what actually was. Not that at all. It was choppy andor boring in sections. There are a lot of flashbacks, mostly in the first half of the book. It was a decent read but not one I think I will re-read. But oh, can we please get a book about Page and Terr? Please? I will read that in a heartbeat. True Story.