Eye of the Forest

In P.B. Kerr's fourth installment the twins protect an ancient Inca secret throughout the 384 pages. They meet Zadie Eloko a good djinn with a bad master and promise her she can come on their next adventure. John accidentally releases a ten thousand year old djinn from a spirit board. Dybbuk lost his power so he helps Finley Macreeby's father Virgil, who is a magician that wants ultimate power from the secret. John and Phillippa go to the Amazon and have to fight Natives and too big to be true monsters made by a secret marauder they go to the lost city of the Incas and stop an accidental destruction of the world. I enjoyed the book because it had many twists in the plot and more action in the story.

Day of the Djinn Warriors

Day of the Djinn Warriors tells the story of the next adventure John and Phillippa embark on. In the 373 page novel by P.B. Kerr, John and Phillipa must discover why ghosts are being moved from the spirit world. Iblis plans to use millions of children's souls to power terracotta warriors so they can live and do his bidding. The twins get help from Marco Polo and Genghis Khan's grandson. The twins Mom had to leave to fulfill her destiny. But will the Children be saved a horrible fate or will the twins and their friend prevail? Read to find out. I reccomend this book just as much if not more than the other installments. It breathes suspense, with an accomplice of constant action, out of every page.