The headstrong leader whose fearless nature will be tested – from the Greek Islands and the ‘Fastnet’ sailing race back to the icy beauty of Christiania, the old capital of Norway, and Leipzig in the late 1800’s. Of course, nobody knows the truth except me (and my husband if he can ever remember it), and it hasn’t been a challenge at all to keep it a secret – it’s been great fun.

I would even go as far as saying that I was much more satisfied with this ending then with the ending of Maia's story.Although this is the second book, hence we get a brief idea about all the six sisters as well as some of the supporting cast in the first book.

The Storm Sister is like a literary musical score – crashing waves, staccato heartstopping moments and a crescendo waiting in the wings. Now that you are on the second instalment of the series, has your overall plan for the ending changed or do you still have a clear end in sight? I found this sequel to be a great read though you have to have your wits about you to keep up with the many characters with similar names and the twists and turns of the story.Luckily, he was a prolific diarist and correspondent and there’s nothing better than reading the words that those historical figures have actually written. Despite of Ally's POV, the author has given opportunity to her readers to look at the story from their own perspectives.