We're nearing the end of the Everworld journey!

In this book, we're in David's point of view again. After escaping Egypt and the very angry and defeated amazons, David, April, Jalil, Christopher and Senna find themselves victim of Neptune's rage, and are sucked below the surface of the ocean. David is familiar with the seas, so he automatically fears he's drowning. But no! W.T.E. (Welcome to Everworld) They find that because of Neptune's magic, they can all breathe underwater. The adopt their original cover, minstrels, and put on a show for the watery, and psycho, God to save their lives. Eventually Merlin shows up, and they need to escape. But as we know in Everworld, one danger always leads to the next, and you are never safe. After escaping Neptune's guards, they find themselves arrested for illegally entering Atlantis, where they meet a very "real-worldish" mayor who, surprise!, is from the Real World.

This book was okay for me. Not quite as exciting as some of the other novels, but that's okay. I enjoy reading from David's point of view, but I'd say Christopher's is probably my favorite.

It was a good book...very much like the others. Not great works of literary genius, but entertaining reads in very vivid detail and color.