Keeper Of The Lost Cities - Exile (Bk2) is the second adventure in Shannon Messenger’s beloved fantasy series, perfect for readers aged 9 and up who crave magical quests and big heart. Follow Sophie Foster as she settles into Havenfield, trains Silveny, the first female alicorn, and discovers that danger from her past still lurks. With suspenseful twists and a warm sense of friendship, this book invites adventurous readers to believe in courage, loyalty, and the power of inner gifts.
Written in a close, immersive voice, Exile unfolds through Sophie's choices and the stakes of keeping her allies safe. The book is structured as a continuous, page-turning journey that balances quiet moments of training and friendship with high-stakes mystery. The rhythm keeps readers moving—from Havenfield’s hopeful routines to perilous discoveries—without losing the warmth that makes the Lost Cities world feel alive. Key concepts of trust, courage, and responsibility surface as Sophie navigates secrets that could reshape her life and the lives of those she loves.
For fans of fiction, the book shines with vivid settings, relatable friendships, and a journey that scales from personal growth to a wider quest. The established cast returns with new layers of depth, and the world’s magic—telepathy, unique creatures, and ancient lore—feels both wondrous and believable. Exile invites readers to lean into suspense while rooting for Sophie’s resilience and the strength of her chosen family.
- The continuing adventures of Sophie Foster in a richly imagined Lost Cities world
- Introduction of Silveny, the first female alicorn, and the magic of telepathy
- A suspenseful, twist-filled plot that balances danger with friendship
- Themes of trust, courage, and responsibility that resonate with young readers
- Accessible, cinematic prose that keeps pacing lively and engaging
After finishing this adventure, readers gain a deeper sense of courage, loyalty, and curiosity about the world. The story lingers with themes of resilience and empathy that encourage young readers to keep exploring, to value friendship, and to trust their own abilities.
