Neitherworld Book One Akiiwan

Neitherworld Book One Akiiwan
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Publisher : Lulu.com
Total Pages : 535
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ISBN-10 : 9781430312543
ISBN-13 : 1430312548
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Book Synopsis Neitherworld Book One Akiiwan by : Scott Baker

Download or read book Neitherworld Book One Akiiwan written by Scott Baker and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2007-09-26 with total page 535 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Blending Native American myth, archaeological detail, government conspiracy and a sci-fi flair, Neitherworld covers lots of ground with dexterity and grace. This unique story is populated with alien civilizations, 17th-century Ojibwe shamans, shady government agents and archaeologists. Akiiwan begins in the 1600s, when a talented Native American shaman-Voice-in-the-Sky-is contacted by members of an alien race who are interested sharing with the Ojibwe people their secrets and talents. Fast-forward to the modern day: government agents hire skilled archaeologist Samantha Horner to learn more about Voice-in-the-Sky's mysterious powers. But from the moment her excavation begins, strange occurrences - violent storms, unexpected attacks on crew members and baffling disappearances - suggest to Horner that something strange is afoot. Horner's tale is told with skillful ease. The prose is elegant and precise. The descriptions-both of characters and of the natural world-are beautiful and evocative.


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