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They Call Me Raven
A teenage girl living in the Rocky Mountains living and working with her uncle takes on a business venture. Her best friend and she get into a lot of predicaments. Set in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, this story mixes Western and Native American history set in modern times. However, the biggest challenge is to come.
161 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 7, 2026
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February 8, 2026
A teenage girl called Raven is living with her uncle in the Colorado Rockies starts a small business venture, and she and her best friend quickly find themselves stumbling into one predicament after another. The story blends modern life with threads of Western and Native American history, all while hinting that an even bigger challenge is still ahead.
The strongest part of this story is the vivid, carefully crafted descriptions — the landscapes, the atmosphere, and the people all feel thoughtfully drawn, and the setting in particular really stands out. I did wish the characters had more emotional depth, with clearer feelings and internal growth to match the richness of the world around them. The ending also felt a bit rushed and sudden, leaving me wanting to know what happens next. That said, the recommended reading age feels spot‑on for the tone and style of the book.
The strongest part of this story is the vivid, carefully crafted descriptions — the landscapes, the atmosphere, and the people all feel thoughtfully drawn, and the setting in particular really stands out. I did wish the characters had more emotional depth, with clearer feelings and internal growth to match the richness of the world around them. The ending also felt a bit rushed and sudden, leaving me wanting to know what happens next. That said, the recommended reading age feels spot‑on for the tone and style of the book.
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