I have received a review on my newest story, Raven's Passion. I am thrilled by the review and was amazed at how fast I received it back.
Review:
Reviewed by Michelle Stanley for Readers' Favorite
Raven’s Passion is a wonderful young adult book written by
Mary Adair. Raven is raised by his adoptive parents. He is a confused, temperamental young man who does not know who his white
biological father is, and feels like a misfit with the Cherokees. He
does his best to adjust, but the taunts of some Indians always remind him
that he is a half breed. Raven’s adoptive father, Red Panther, is a good
role model, but Raven yearns to know his father.
When Indians are abducted by ruthless men, Raven and a war party search for
them, encountering challenges along the way. Raven faces these
battles with courage while fighting his own personal battle.
Although Raven’s Passion has a setting in the untamed
western frontier, the story is one that many young adults will find
interesting. It deals with issues that today’s younger generation often
faces. One of these is the burning desire to know the biological parent
who has been absent from their lives from birth.
I thought author Mary
Adair did well, creating characters who were so realistic with their
problems. She skillfully displayed how people lived in the past, while
making the different personalities and feelings of the characters
connect with the
reader. I am impressed with the quality writing I have seen,
as well her expertise on Indian history. This is the first book I
have read from Mary Adair, but do intend to read more from this author.
Raven's Passion is now available at CreateSpace and will be available in three days at Amazon.
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