Review by Sn4990 -- The Raven's Trail (Book 1)
Posted: 25 Nov 2020, 03:27
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Raven's Trail (Book 1)" by Liz D. Marx.]
This book "The Raven's Trail by Liz D. Max" is full of mystery. "Chloe and Mason" are the main characters. In the past, they were known as "Adsila and Kaye". Chloe had vivid dreams all her life about the "Tula tribe" she didn't know about. Prince Kaye of that tribe felt he needed to protect his clan by selling the land and moving before the “white men” destroyed their village. His friend, Adsila was struggling with her own destiny. As the daughter of the spiritual leader, she was prevented from being the next Chenesi, as that is only passed down through the males. Chloe had an imaginary friend called Lady who leads her to Mason. One day she found a stone that stone lead her to Mason(Kaye from the past). She always wanted to know why she had those vivid dreams and, when she met Mason, she got hope of finding out things she was related to. Then both went to find out the mystery. Mason knew everything but, Chloe didn't. On the other hand, Pamela was looking for Mason. She wanted to kill Mason because her boss said so. Mason took Chloe to his home. At that time, Adsila took control over Chloe and, she kissed Mason. They showed the stone to their ancestors. Foster was Mason's friend. Foster tried his best to save his friend from Pamela. Pamela got to know where Mason was. She went there. Mason had hidden in the bushes. Pamela ordered her men to search for the whole forest. Her men found them. They managed to protect the stone from them. Jhony is also important in the book. He had superpowers and the stone as Chloe did.
Chloe was my favorite character in the book. She was strong and also chasing after the mystery. She did what she wanted to and helped Mason. She even forgave mason in the end. They both were happy in the end. These certain types of scenes were written particularly well - for example, sad scenes, tense scenes, mysterious ones. The end was satisfying.
I would like to say that there is no restriction for people to read this book. People of every age can read this. This book shows the love of Mason for his tribe. Chloe helped him do it.
I would like to give this book "The Raven's Trail by Liz D. Max" 4 out of 4 stars. The book was edited well. There were no mistakes. Also, I loved the story. So, I don't find any reason to give it a 3.
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The Raven's Trail (Book 1)
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This book "The Raven's Trail by Liz D. Max" is full of mystery. "Chloe and Mason" are the main characters. In the past, they were known as "Adsila and Kaye". Chloe had vivid dreams all her life about the "Tula tribe" she didn't know about. Prince Kaye of that tribe felt he needed to protect his clan by selling the land and moving before the “white men” destroyed their village. His friend, Adsila was struggling with her own destiny. As the daughter of the spiritual leader, she was prevented from being the next Chenesi, as that is only passed down through the males. Chloe had an imaginary friend called Lady who leads her to Mason. One day she found a stone that stone lead her to Mason(Kaye from the past). She always wanted to know why she had those vivid dreams and, when she met Mason, she got hope of finding out things she was related to. Then both went to find out the mystery. Mason knew everything but, Chloe didn't. On the other hand, Pamela was looking for Mason. She wanted to kill Mason because her boss said so. Mason took Chloe to his home. At that time, Adsila took control over Chloe and, she kissed Mason. They showed the stone to their ancestors. Foster was Mason's friend. Foster tried his best to save his friend from Pamela. Pamela got to know where Mason was. She went there. Mason had hidden in the bushes. Pamela ordered her men to search for the whole forest. Her men found them. They managed to protect the stone from them. Jhony is also important in the book. He had superpowers and the stone as Chloe did.
Chloe was my favorite character in the book. She was strong and also chasing after the mystery. She did what she wanted to and helped Mason. She even forgave mason in the end. They both were happy in the end. These certain types of scenes were written particularly well - for example, sad scenes, tense scenes, mysterious ones. The end was satisfying.
I would like to say that there is no restriction for people to read this book. People of every age can read this. This book shows the love of Mason for his tribe. Chloe helped him do it.
I would like to give this book "The Raven's Trail by Liz D. Max" 4 out of 4 stars. The book was edited well. There were no mistakes. Also, I loved the story. So, I don't find any reason to give it a 3.
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The Raven's Trail (Book 1)
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon