Sister of the Sky6 reviews Margaret Allan Signet, 1999 A gread read on prehistoric romance + I like Clan of Cave Bear series + I loved it! + A great book + Great, entertaining read!             Aztec241 reviews Gary Jennings Tor Books, 1997 lost civilization come alive + Unforgettable + A great historical novel that doesn't bog down + Good, gory read + Amazing journey through pre-Columbian Central America             Song of the River (Storyteller Trilogy, Book 1)16 reviews Sue Harrison Avon, 1998 Can't get enough!! + Haunting magic + You'll love this series. + Great book but still want more!             Children of the Sun4 reviews Charlotte Prentiss Onyx, 1995 It's the best book I ever read!!!!! + Entertaining + Children of the Sun by Charlotte Prentiss + The obsession of revenge has never been so greatly defined.             Song of the Earth5 reviews John R. Dann Tor Books, 2006 Fine storytelling + Loved this book after reading Song of the Axe + Song of the Earth Circa 30,000 BC (plus or minus a millennium or two as only word of mouth records handed down by generational storytellers exist) the Young Grae became a great chieftain due to Erida at his side (see SONG OF THE AXE). His father Eagle needed Flower and his grandfather Old Grae had the seven ...             Daughter of the Forest3 reviews Vella Munn Tor Books, 1995 mountain girl I'm glad that I purchased this book inspite of the reviews. I really enjoyed it. I love native american folklore, history and tales. I am from Montana and have always admired the native american for who they are and were. We could learn so much from them. I felt the author gave me a wonderful ...             Voice of the Eagle14 reviews Linda Lay Shuler Signet, 1993 Wish the story didn't have to end, 6 stars! + A good read, but many errors + Step back in time.... + A COMPELLING BOOK ABOUT NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY + Vivid, Entrapping,Wonderful Novel             Keeper of the Stone4 reviews Margaret Allan Signet, 1994 Great Read + Great Book I loved this book and all of Margaret Allan's books. The story caught my attention and held it. I never got bored with the story line.             The Valley of Horses192 reviews Jean M. Auel Bantam, 2002 Great escape from modern life + Mystically fantastic This is the Sequel from the Clan of the Cave Bear. It takes place in the Paleolithic age. Neanderthals and Cro Magnons share the earth, although not always willingly. Ayla, a young Cro Magnon woman, Has been cast out by the Neanderthal clan who had raised her. She is on a journey to find her own ...             Circles of Stone22 reviews Joan Dahr Lambert Pocket, 1998 WONDERFUL I loved this book. I did NOT find the author "preachy" as some here have suggested. She simply had a philosophy and expressed it in a wonderfully entertaining, and even educational, way. I found each story of the 3 Zena's more beautiful than the last. I was moved to tears several times and even ...             When the Horses Came: The Horse Catcher's Trilogy, Book One (Horse Catchers Trilogy, Bk 1)6 reviews Amanda Cockrell Avon, 1999 An enchanting book + When the Horses Came + Amanda Cockrell delivers a spell-binding read The author has managed to weave a tale of magical realism with language that is spare and uncluttered. Her characters are astutely drawn, with flaws and contradictions--but also courage and tenderness--that make them believable and likable. The setting and time are well rendered, and the premise ...             Face of the Rising Sun (First Americans Saga)5 reviews William Sarabande Domain, 1996 next book after + I have to give Ms. Sarabande credit... + Face the Rising Sun + i love this series             Sister Of The Sun1 review Clare Coleman Jove, 1993 Here we go again with lost European explorers. After a while it does get to be mundane, natives are afarid and amazed by their white skin, blue eyes, and clothing. They always come up with almost silly explanations for the things the strangers have, gunpowder is black sand. The Europeans are afraid of the savages but always seem to understand ...             Seventh Son (Tales of Alvin Maker, Book 1)76 reviews Orson Scott Card Tor Fantasy, 1993 Engaging Folk Tale + Look! It's Joseph Smith! + An understated opening for a grand series + Meet Alvin Maker             Picture Maker: A Novel18 reviews Penina Keen Spinka Dutton Adult, 2002 The Queen Of Everything Reviewed By Me + Engaging & intriguing historical fiction + Spoilers + Long read, but worth it             Sisters of the Black Moon3 reviews Frank J. Pesando Onyx, 1994 A little slow at first but well worth it. + Too good to put down It took a while to set the plot, and it kinda dragged for a few chapters so I almost put it down, but it picked up in a very intriguing way. I foung Passing Shadow to be one of the most vile shamans since Navahk(Corridor of Storms by William Sarabande). A very good read with a different feel than ...             People of the Lakes (The First North Americans series, Book 6)40 reviews Kathleen O'Neal Gear, W. Michael Gear Tor Books, 1995 Another homerun + People of the Lakes + Great Northern Series + People of the Lakes (The First North Americans series, Book 6) + The Best One!             My Sister the Moon18 reviews Sue Harrison Avon, 1995 Lovely and complex + Suffers middle bookitis.... + Applause for Sue + great story! + My Sister the Moon             Fires in the Mist2 reviews Barbara Dolan Signet, 1994 Glad I found this book + gripping myth-weaving! This book is a real pleasure to read. It was high time that I read a historical fiction story about ancient Ireland( I am half-Irish) and the first one I find is a real gem. Love, loss, revenge, duty.. it dosen't get any better than this.             She Who Remembers38 reviews Linda Lay Shuler NAL Trade, 2003 A Moving Story on Native Americans + Vivid and captivating--wonderful historical fiction! + My introduction to Pre-historic Fiction + Kwani the blue eyed one + A page turner for Native American experience