Divine One

by Lynne Ewing

Followingthe incredible success of Daughters of the Moon , Lynne Ewing has created an all new fun and hip teen fantasy series. Based in Egyptian mythology and set in modern-day Washington, D.C.,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1423103432
• ISBN13: 9781423103431
• Release Date: May 2007
• Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.8" x 7.3"
• Age Range: 12 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 12

Customer Reviews

Now I am hooked!

I really enjoyed this book, and I am totally hooked on this series, and I'm thinking about reading some of the authors other books too! I didn't want to read the excerpt to book 3, because I so didn't want to be teased. I ordered book 3 and 4 and guess what? Book 3 was out of stock and I'm sitting with book 4 trying to talk myself out of peeping at it! Can't wait to see what happens!

Interesting

I just reading this book and am starting to get that itchy feeling when I can't wait for the next one this book left me wodering whats going to happen. Like whats up with Abdel why is he sending mixed messages to Meri and in this book is the second time they made a reference to them having lost memeorys and is miwsher really Meri's mother and I'm sure to find more questions in the next book needless to say I like this series and hope it last longer then the Daughters I hated for that to end and hope this one goes farther

Sisters of Isis

This book was for my daughter. She stated she liked it, it was a good read very much like the previous series books.

Series is getting better...

This series is beginning to shape up and get better. The characters are starting to become a real team given all of their obstacles.

Courtesy of Teens Read Too

In the first book of the SISTERS OF ISIS series, Sisters of Isis: The Summoning (Sisters of Isis #1), we were introduced to Sudi, Dalila, and Meri, who had all discovered that they are descendants of the Egyptian Pharaohs and that each of them possess their own power. Sudi was trying to let the news sink in while also attempting to maintain the same life, getting a date with her crush, Scott, and trying to defeat the Cult of Anubis. Well, accomplishing one out of those three things isn't so bad. Now it's time for Meri to tell her story. Meri's life was never that simple, what with having a mother who is a very respected politician and the press always following her every move. And discovering that she has special powers just makes things worse. At least she has Dalila and Sudi to keep her on her feet. But Meri's life is just prone to problems. Turns out Sudi's crush, Scott, is beginning to be interested in Meri. Yet Meri isn't at all interested in Scott, since she can't get Abdel out of her mind. If only she didn't act like such a dork and mess things up whenever Abdel is around. Aside from that, Michelle, one of the popular girls at Meri's private school, has decided to make Meri her next target. And the newspapers are starting to catch Meri at her worst moments. While trying to find solutions to these problems, it's up to Meri, Sudi, and Dalila to defeat Apep, their newest enemy. But is this just too much for Meri to handle? As the second novel in the SISTERS OF ISIS series, Lynne Ewing takes readers deeper into this new world. Meri helps us understand that being well known has more disadvantages then advantages and having friends that can help and understands you will make it easy to resolve any problems. Fans of this series will be satisfied with DIVINE ONE and all that is has to offer. Reviewed by: Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen