Review: Good Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 25, 2013
Excellent writing and wonderful reading!  The mechanics of good writing were fine, and the research was solid.  The author spread the narrative which made the book easy to read.In the twelfth century, the Iroquois were building a nation and refining their civilization, and that amazes me.  What the tribes did as it related to the first white settlers cannot be understated.  I compare it to what the Roman roads meant to the spread of Christianity.  The evolution of the tribes, like the evolution of any society, begins with one man with a vision of what could be.  In this book the author leaves the reader on the precipice of finding out whether the 'what could be' is to the betterment of the people or is to their detriment or is both.  Book Two of the trilogy is now a 'must read.'Thank you, Ms. Saadia, for a good read.