After discovering one of the three magic books, new adventures arrive for the three protagonists: little brother Michael and sisters Emma and Kate. This time the story will lead them on the trail of the second of the tomes: the Fire Chronicle, endowed with very different powers from its sister book, the Emerald Atlas.

This is the second book in the John Stephens trilogy. The plot becomes a little more complicated, so much so that the environments and characters involved give the idea of ​​a more adult atmosphere, with themes and subjects more seriously represented than in the first book. The logical thread that links the events can sometimes be difficult to follow, but it is worth trying. Here what appears to be enemy number one shows itself with great fanfare, although some events give rise to doubts about the real extent of the threats and who is behind them. In the third and final book, we will see how destiny will choose to unfold.

It seems that even the writing has gained a hint of seriousness. Then, nothing else to report. I liked the book, perhaps a little more than the previous one (which was richer in events, but many were perhaps slightly too surreal).