The heroine from "Coyote Woman" returns in the second book of a trilogy about the prehistory of the American Southwest. Appointed an emissary of the Anasazi Tribe, Coyote Woman travels the region, fostering good relations with other cultures, and creating her own legend. But her destiny will bring her home as two proud men battle to win her heart, and she achieves her sacred calling as the Sun Priestess.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
I have found a major problem with this book,,
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This review is from: Sun Priestess (Paperback)
I am saddened to say that I have found a major problem with this book that I was enjoying so much. I was reading pages 239-241 when I realized that it sounded very familiar. I got my copy of Aztec by Gary Jennings and began flipping through it. I was shocked to realize that pages 141-143 are almost identical to what I read in Sun Priestess, it is almost word for word. The same things happen at the same time in these few pages. Coyote Woman's meeting with the noble Ah-tzam Xiu, being shown her room and marvling at it's size and what it contains, the servent showing her the sanitary closet and how to use it is exactly the same in the book Aztec. Could this possibly be a coincidence?
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
not like the first, but still enjoyable,
By CO705@aol.com (USofA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sun Priestess (Paperback)
I enjoyed reading this sequel to Coyote Woman, however it was not as enjoyable as the first. It did have my attention, but unlike the first I was able to put Sun Priestess down. I think the writting was well done, and her descripions were fantastic, but the story line lacked something. In Coyote Woman, I felt that I grew with her...I felt her blossoming into a woman. In Sun Priestess...she seemed to stop growing, both spiritually and physically. I did enjoy the book, but I loved and re-read Coyote Woman
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Reading!,
By Sherry Smith (Tulsa, OK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sun Priestess (Paperback)
I have always enjoyed reading Ms. Robbins' books. I find her to be a good researcher and a believable story-teller. I recommend her books to anyone who enjoys ancient history and anthropology.
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