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Zoe Saadia
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At Road's End (Pre-Aztec series, Prequel)
— published 2012 |
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The Highlander (The Rise of the Aztecs, #1)
— published 2012 |
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The Young Jaguar (Pre-Aztec Series, #1)
— published 2012 |
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The Cahokian
— published 2011 — 3 editions |
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Crossing Worlds (The Rise of the Aztecs, #2)
— published 2012 |
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The Jaguar Warrior (Pre-Aztec Series, #2)
— published 2012 |
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The Emperor's Second Wife (The Rise of the Aztecs, #3)
— published 2012 |
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The Warrior's Way (Pre-Aztec series, #3)
— published 2012 |
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Currents of War (The Rise of the Aztecs, #4)
— published 2012 |
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The Fall of the Empire
— published 2013 |
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"Jennifer wrote: "Oh--I'd say feature 'em and hardware be darned! We need more strong women in literature--and more excuses to upgrade our computers :)...more
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"Yes, I suppose our poor family members and pets would have to go on bearing the brunt of our complains :D
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Oh my, what did Kuini, Coyotl, Dehe, and Iztac get themselves into here? The series continues where it left off in book two and finds our character friends in the heart of the Aztec empire. Many summers have passed, and the author does a great job...
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“Currents of War” by Zoe Saadia is the fourth book in the Rise of the Aztec Series. Having read the previous three, my expectations were very high for this book. If possible, Ms. Saadia exceeded my expectations for this book.
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"Ti wrote: "Hahahaha I was the same. I read the Three Musketeers when I was the same age and loved it. After that I read a lot of Dumas historical nove...more
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What a wonderful introduction to Pre-Aztec culture. Not only did Zoe do her research well, you can also tell how much she loves that time and culture. What I liked best was how Zoe pointed out the differences, not only between the different pre-co...
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Cary
Oct 18, 2012 06:59am
You know I really like novels that involve ancient times. Caveman to Medievel. I think I Cadius, and Claudius the God are my favorites. I really need to get a copy of your rize of the Aztec books. I will check out and see if they are available through Amazon. I just can't afford a Kindle. Maybe for Christmas. I so want to just drive out of town today. I have plenty of cash and credit cards. Enough meds for two weeks. I would love to drive to the Chiricahua Mountains on the S.E. border of AZ and S.W. New Mexico. Cochise stronghold there is really cool. The mountains rise up out of the Sonoran Desert, and cause it to rain much more than the surrounding areas. So you get all these crazy rock errozion formations and oak filled canyons with pines along the top. It creates a really unique wildlife zone. Still toying with the idea of flying to Mexico. My health is just not that good though. I am not so sure it's such a good idea to go alone. I can't get anyone else to go. I probably should just buy some music equipment & play somoe Halloween parties. It's hard to keep that adventurous nature when your physically ill. I just don't know what to do. I will figure it out. Best movie Apocalypto. Cheers, Cary ; )
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