It's a gripping and fast-paced Pacific fiction adventure that's hard to put down. Kai is a Polynesian navigator who loves to paddle and sail, but when your father is the God of the sea and your brother is a whale, life can be complicated. When his sea father, Tangaroa, gives Kai and Ira the task of founding a dynasty to protect the ocean, they answer his call. The whale is ready for his seasonal mating but Kai is a unprepared. When an Aunt and Uncle beg him for help, he searches for his missing cousin and a partner. Nobody ever returns from the Black Island but that is where Kai's investigations lead him. He seeks information about his cousin and an audience with Kapenval, the most feared man in the islands - a chief immersed in unnatural magic and a blood priest. Kapenval lost his two favourite sons, 100 men and his soul, when they tried to take Kai's mother, Marama. Kai must escape the island of cannibals or his cousin will perish and become another victim of Kapenval. The Gods and spirits are furious and nobody is safe. Although he utilises all his cunning and skill, Kai's objective eludes him. Just when success is within his grasp, it slips away, leaving him broken and bitter. If Kai fails, the guardians Tangaroa needs to safeguard his realm will never exist, leaving the whales doomed to extinction and the oceans to die. The third book in The Spirit Voyager Series from R.de Wolf packs an action punch of its own.