Sapphire Blue

SYNOPSIS:  Gwen continues to try to solve the mystery behind the Circle, of whom she is now a member.  Her time-traveling partner Gideon does little to help her, sending her mixed signals, and keeping secrets of his own.  As the danger increases, Gwen isn't sure who she can really trust.

AUNT SHARON'S TAKE:  As often happens in a series, this book had more content issues than the first of the series. Although I did enjoy the adventure and romance, as well as the witty, comical heroine, there was more sensuality, language, and maturation references in this book.  I would recommend it only for older readers.

AUDIENCE:  Young Adults

RATING:  PG13 for Sensuality, Sexual and Maturation References, Language, and Violence

STARS:  3 1/2

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