Their relationship was a little bit confusing because, technically, Quinlin and Livvy hadn’t gotten divorced because divorce wasn’t common in the elvin world. She went to live with Quinlin and Livvy, his wife. The particular hideout they chose was a secret compartment in Atlantis, the supposedly sunken city that was the capital of elves. So, with a little bit (okay, maybe A LOT) of persuasion, Sophie convinced the Black Swan to take Amy into one of their hideouts. She now knew herself as “Natalie Freeman.” But, when Amy saw Sophie, something triggered in her brain and she remembered her. You’re welcome!!) But, when they go back to search the house for any clues of why the Neverseen captured her parents, they found Sophie’s little sister, Amy, whose memories had been wiped of Sophie’s existence. (As I said, this is at the very end of the last book, so I just spoiled the entire last book for you because you didn’t follow my directions. Sophie’s parents got captured in the last book. When Sophie was 11 years old, she was separated from her human family to join the elves. Except, instead of a friend, it’s here sister! Hi! Have you ever had a friend when you were really little that moved away? And then when you go to visit them, it turns out that they remember you? Well, Sophie has. This review will have spoilers if you have not read the first five books in this series! Before you read this review, a warning: Please read all of the reviews and books in order.
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