Customer Reviews

Warrior Woman

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This is one book you won't be able to put down! It kept my full attention all the way through. If you like adventure stories with heroines here's another great one from the author of 'Mists of Avalon'. Zadieyek of Gyre is a warrior woman you will not forget!

I read this book in college and it was a haunting beconing of my ancestors from the past to prod me on and become something more than the traditional wife and mother. Woman warrior in the book symbolizes true women inner strength and abilities that can be transferred to modern society in America, as little girls grow up to be voters, tax payers and soldiers defending this country was well as mothers expanding and raising the next generation.

Sorry to say this book was a disappointment. I can really get lost in her other books but this one got weirder and weirder and the end was a huge disappointment. It was like she had lost her own way while writing it and just added an ending that didn't fit (although in some ways it was sort of predictable) and wanted to be done with it herself. Something a teenage girl would write, surprised it came from her.

I have read several of Marion's book and this one is a bit out of the ordinary. Not as involved as most her books. It was OK, but I won't be looking for a follow-up.