Wow... 
 From the book jacket: 
 "Saba has spent her whole life in Silverlake, a dried up wasteland ravaged by constant dust storms. That's fine by her, as long as her beloved twin brother, Lugh, is around. But when a monster sandstorm arrives bearing four cloaked horsemen, Saba's worl is shattered. Lugh is captured and Saba embarks on a quest to get him back." 
 This one was very difficult for me to get into at first and I really didn't think I'd make it past the first 15-20% of the book. The strange writing style, or as another reviewer mentioned, the "dialect" was very difficult for me to take this book seriously. And, the simpleness of the dialect and dialogue from Saba's first person point of view, gave me pause at first. But, once I got over my aversion to the writing style, I realized that it fit in very well with the story, and was consistent with the characters. And I began to love it! 
 The story started off slowly, and I was waiting for something to happen, but once Saba and Emmi (her little sister) meet up with the Pinch's in their landboat, the action started and never stopped. I think this book was really up my alley; a young adult, dystopian, quest novel. Saba was frequently frustrating in her stubborness, but that's what made her character so interesting. And, as she grows and learns about the world, meets new people, makes lastly, strong friendships, and falls in love, she becomes a completely different person at the end. She is so different she is almost unrecognizable, but it is a welcome change for her friends, and for the reader. 
 I have heard that there will be at least a follow up to this book, and that couldn't make me happier. This book was complete though, I don't want to give the impression that it ended without resolution, I am just looking forward to traveling with Saba (and meeting Jack again?) again.