4-star
review of She Faces Her Enemy by Sharleen Daugherty
The
second book in the Double Doll series is an interesting account of
how the author changed her life and found out who or what her enemy
was. The influences of Navajo culture that helped with those changes
and her interest in promoting Navajo weavers are instrumental in her
changes in viewpoint. She learned she didn’t have to face her
enemies alone.
3
star review of Elixir Wars by Margena Holmes
Interesting
story filled with action, including a climactic sword fight, and
romance. The premise is that Radern wants to control the manufacture
of the Elixir, a substance that gives the characters abilities, some
named and some not. Abilities, that is, not characters. Prince Jordan
is tasked with rekindling his romance with Deyka Radern to find out
her father’s plans despite the fact that Jordy is engaged to
Samara. He’s also a pilot. Judicious editing could make the story
flow more tightly and turn telling sections into showing, making this
a gripping four- or five-star story.
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