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Review of OldEarth Aram Encounter
OldEarth Aram Encounter by A. K. Frailey is a book that you'll read and not forget in a hurry. It is the first of a series of five novels. The history is fascinating, the characters are uniquely intriguing, the plot is very rich, and the events are fascinating.
OldEarth Aram Encounter started with the migration of Aram's clan. The land they knew had become dangerous to them; they needed a new and safer place to dwell. As can be expected, everyone had their opinion of the right choice to make, but Aram did his best as a leader. Finally discovering a land to their taste, they settled down. Soon enough, other dangers came calling. They encountered their neighbors from different clans; some were good, and some were bad. They faced many battles — with their emotions, choices, each other, and enemies. All the while, supernatural beings that they were not aware of watched them. But they looked up to a supreme being to help them through life.
I've often wondered how a group of people begin to dwell in a place and call it their own. This book gave me a good picture of the answer. Living in the early ages couldn't have been easy with all the negative factors — wild animals, famine, diseases, bandits, and enemies. In today's modern world, we take a lot for granted. All the necessities of life are easily accessible to us. Here, in this book, are people who had to fight to lay hold of just food and water. Danger could come from anywhere. They were at the mercy of the elements. And it was not surprising that they looked up to a supreme being to help and save them through it all.
I couldn't help but notice the unique way the author presented the chapter titles. Above each heading was the name of the period or location of the events in that chapter. I found it as intriguing as the author's choice of fonts. Readers would never get lost navigating the content of the book.
This book is one of the best books I've read in a long while. The author crafts her words very well as she creates the characters and the events in the book. She does an excellent job of taking us into the mind of the characters. I find no fault with the writing and editing; everything is perfect. Therefore, I rate it 4 out of 4 stars.
This book has a religious undertone, as it talks about the different gods to whom different characters looked up. Someone who has no tolerance for that may not need to read this book. Besides that, I recommend it to lovers of adventure and science fiction.
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Wow, I would love to read this book. It sounds very interesting. It's all about survival. I like that the story has chapter titles with locations. It makes the story appear more real, like a real record of past events. It's wonderful that it is one of several books. Definitely something I would love to follow up on. Great review!That Reviewer wrote: ↑15 Oct 2021, 11:31 [Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "OldEarth Aram Encounter" by A. K. Frailey.]
OldEarth Aram Encounter by A. K. Frailey is a book that you'll read and not forget in a hurry. It is the first of a series of five novels. The history is fascinating, the characters are uniquely intriguing, the plot is very rich, and the events are fascinating.
OldEarth Aram Encounter started with the migration of Aram's clan. The land they knew had become dangerous to them; they needed a new and safer place to dwell. As can be expected, everyone had their opinion of the right choice to make, but Aram did his best as a leader. Finally discovering a land to their taste, they settled down. Soon enough, other dangers came calling. They encountered their neighbors from different clans; some were good, and some were bad. They faced many battles — with their emotions, choices, each other, and enemies. All the while, supernatural beings that they were not aware of watched them. But they looked up to a supreme being to help them through life.
I've often wondered how a group of people begin to dwell in a place and call it their own. This book gave me a good picture of the answer. Living in the early ages couldn't have been easy with all the negative factors — wild animals, famine, diseases, bandits, and enemies. In today's modern world, we take a lot for granted. All the necessities of life are easily accessible to us. Here, in this book, are people who had to fight to lay hold of just food and water. Danger could come from anywhere. They were at the mercy of the elements. And it was not surprising that they looked up to a supreme being to help and save them through it all.
I couldn't help but notice the unique way the author presented the chapter titles. Above each heading was the name of the period or location of the events in that chapter. I found it as intriguing as the author's choice of fonts. Readers would never get lost navigating the content of the book.
This book is one of the best books I've read in a long while. The author crafts her words very well as she creates the characters and the events in the book. She does an excellent job of taking us into the mind of the characters. I find no fault with the writing and editing; everything is perfect. Therefore, I rate it 4 out of 4 stars.
This book has a religious undertone, as it talks about the different gods to whom different characters looked up. Someone who has no tolerance for that may not need to read this book. Besides that, I recommend it to lovers of adventure and science fiction.
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Wow, I would love to read this book. It sounds very interesting. It's all about survival. I like that the story has chapter titles with locations. It makes the story appear more real, like a real record of past events. It's wonderful that it is one of several books. Definitely something I would love to follow up on. Great review!That Reviewer wrote: ↑15 Oct 2021, 11:31 [Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "OldEarth Aram Encounter" by A. K. Frailey.]
OldEarth Aram Encounter by A. K. Frailey is a book that you'll read and not forget in a hurry. It is the first of a series of five novels. The history is fascinating, the characters are uniquely intriguing, the plot is very rich, and the events are fascinating.
OldEarth Aram Encounter started with the migration of Aram's clan. The land they knew had become dangerous to them; they needed a new and safer place to dwell. As can be expected, everyone had their opinion of the right choice to make, but Aram did his best as a leader. Finally discovering a land to their taste, they settled down. Soon enough, other dangers came calling. They encountered their neighbors from different clans; some were good, and some were bad. They faced many battles — with their emotions, choices, each other, and enemies. All the while, supernatural beings that they were not aware of watched them. But they looked up to a supreme being to help them through life.
I've often wondered how a group of people begin to dwell in a place and call it their own. This book gave me a good picture of the answer. Living in the early ages couldn't have been easy with all the negative factors — wild animals, famine, diseases, bandits, and enemies. In today's modern world, we take a lot for granted. All the necessities of life are easily accessible to us. Here, in this book, are people who had to fight to lay hold of just food and water. Danger could come from anywhere. They were at the mercy of the elements. And it was not surprising that they looked up to a supreme being to help and save them through it all.
I couldn't help but notice the unique way the author presented the chapter titles. Above each heading was the name of the period or location of the events in that chapter. I found it as intriguing as the author's choice of fonts. Readers would never get lost navigating the content of the book.
This book is one of the best books I've read in a long while. The author crafts her words very well as she creates the characters and the events in the book. She does an excellent job of taking us into the mind of the characters. I find no fault with the writing and editing; everything is perfect. Therefore, I rate it 4 out of 4 stars.
This book has a religious undertone, as it talks about the different gods to whom different characters looked up. Someone who has no tolerance for that may not need to read this book. Besides that, I recommend it to lovers of adventure and science fiction.
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