Some things never change. There will always be closed minds, and there will always be those who prick the conscience of the complacent. Long Walk Home-Book one of the Iliiyan Chronicles-carries the reader to a time far in the future where the world has completely reshaped itself and its denizens. In this ever-changing world, filled with dangerous and desolate regions and vicious electromagnetic storms, one woman must stand alone against the environment and against the inflexible and doctrine-entrenched minds that have placed her and the future of her race in jeopardy. Her stubborn clinging to the ideals and concepts that drive her are the cause of her exile-but if she survives the rigors of her banishment, her flaws may provide the only feasible tools to help to carry her race into a new era.
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Storm Weaver is a full-time writer and speaker on alternative sociology and spirituality as well as on wholistic wellness. She resides in Texas with her life-partner, Aspen. She has three much-beloved children; Trevor, who lives with her in Texas, and Arianna and Logan who live on the East Coast with their father and stepmother.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Confusing but worth the effort,
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This review is from: Long Walk Home (Hardcover)
When I first started Long Walk Home I nearly put it down due to the massive amount of invented language it contains. The author seemed particulary caught up in the definitions of gender, particularly the bisexual hermaphrodite or asexual beings in this book. The first chapter is a little awkward at points which in combination with the confusing language makes it hard to get through. This is hard core fantasy fiction.I recommend sticking with it, though. The story of this book is well thought out and at times compelling. Most of the characters are well-developed and consistent throughout the book which is a feat in itself. This is a good first effort that has those hints of a future accomplished author in it. It is an opportunity to watch an artist develop and mature her talent. I suggest taking advantage. I would read the rest of this series were it already published.
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