"Entertaining if rife with stereotype; Joseph Bruchac's Wolf Mark (2011) is both comparable and better. (Fantasy. 10-12)"
A spooky series second-parter takes a 17th-century 13-year-old English boy and his friends across the Atlantic to the magical New World.
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