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Shadow of the Watching Star [Mass Market Paperback]

William Sarabande
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Ravaged by tribal fighting, cursed by their enemies, abandoned by their sacred spirits, the People wander, hungry and desperate, across a frozen and forbidding land. The leader who guided them, the vision that inspired them, the magic that moved them--all have vanished from their midst. Far away, across a sea of ice, alone and desolate, the young shaman Cha-kwena must make a fateful choice. While he yearns to return to his loved ones, he is sworn to protect the sacred herd of mammoth, the last of their kind. The path he now takes will determine the future of his race: whether they will perish in savage conflict or flourish in a new age of bounty and hope.

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Torn apart by tribal fighting and abandoned by their sacred spirits, a band of prehistoric North Americans called the People put their hope in a young shaman who holds the key to the future of his race.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Don't they ever learn?, Dec 20 2002
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Heather H. "Heather H." (New Jersey, United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Shadow of the Watching Star (Mass Market Paperback)
How many times can the same mistakes be done by the same people in this set? Why do they keep falling for the tricks again? Even the characters seem to be tired of the story. This book plods along with a unsteady plot and strange twists and very few tied up loose ends.I found myself wanting to scream "wise up already!"
They also keep getting close to the new land and turning right around for whatever reason and starting it all over again. This is supposed to be a series about Paleo-Indians comming into the new land, but they haven't even gotten to it yet.
Not one of her best but not her worst.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Who can stop in the middle of a series?, Oct 7 2002
This review is from: Shadow of the Watching Star (Mass Market Paperback)
OKay I'm hooked on these books and I have to know what happens in the next one. Ban-ya was the only reason I bought Shadow of the Watching Star. The only book that was even slightly happy was the first one, The Sacred stones, where I was compelled by Ta-maya and Masau's love and wondering what would happen to Dankan-eh, but can anyone make up their mind? Cha-kwena loves Mah-ree but he has to follow the white mammoth, to realize he loves her and must return, she means everything to him, for him to return, and he's mad at her again. And what about Kosar-eh he was the hideously scarred one-armed clown of the Red World, now he's a brave newly-healed hunter? Can we have some babies in a book where no one kills them because they were born when the tribe is mourning?! I can barely believe a woman wrote these books.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Who can stop in the middle of a series?, Oct 7 2002
This review is from: Shadow of the Watching Star (Mass Market Paperback)
OKay I'm hooked on these books and I have to know what happens in the next one. Ban-ya was the only reason I bought Shadow of the Watching Star. The only book that was even slightly happy was the first one, The Sacred stones, where I was compelled by Ta-maya and Masau's love and wondering what would happen to Dankan-eh, but can anyone make up their mind? Cha-kwena loves Mah-ree but he has to follow the white mammoth, to realize he loves her and must return, she means everything to him, for him to return, and he's mad at her again. Can we have some babies in a book where no one kills them because they were born when the tribe is mourning?! I can barely believe a woman wrote these books.
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