The Peacemaker
TWO RIVERS
ZOE SAADIA
Reviewed by Roy Murry, Author
A warrior thinks and believes in other ways than his
tribe; a young adopted foreigner upsets the comfort zone of the same tribe, and
a young tribal woman is confused with the warrior's abilities and is interested
in the foreigner. Enlightenment is in the mind of the warrior while the
youngsters are coming to grips with their existence.
The plot is simple: each is upsetting the norms of the
people who they live with on a daily basis, the warrior with his ideas and the
young adults with their attraction to each other. The harmful elements of the
tribe come ahead, and the Chief Warrior makes a decision that changes all three lives forever.
Some violent actions bring this story to a
life-changing ending and into a new horizon: an inviting one which will lead
the reader into the second book.
TWO RIVERS is a novel that is easy to read because of the thought used in writing the story. It is full of nuggets of reasoning and understanding of what life should be in the world.
TWO RIVERS is a novel that is easy to read because of the thought used in writing the story. It is full of nuggets of reasoning and understanding of what life should be in the world.
The prose flows nicely with some exciting events. The
reader's attention will speed to the end in one sitting. As usual, Zoe Saadia
has written a beautiful novel. I have read three or four; I have lost count.
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