Kathleen Flanagan Rollins
The plot of the third book in the Misfits and Heroes series, A Meeting of Clans, flowed from the first two. At the end of the first book, Misfits and Heroes: West from Africa, a group from West Africa has established a village on the Gulf coast of southern Mexico, and Naaba, one of the main characters, has carved a sign into a rock face behind a waterfall in the interior as a way of recording the event.
At the end of the second book, Past the Last Island, about a group of explorers from the South Pacific, a visionary dwarf is driven to find the image that's been haunting his dreams. After a long search, he finds it - the sign Naaba carved.
The third book, A Meeting of Clans, picks up with Nulo's news of the discovery of the sign. Suddenly the explorers from the South Pacific realize they're not alone in the New World. While some welcome the news, others don't. Their world becomes considerably more complicated when they meet the strangers.
At the end of the second book, Past the Last Island, about a group of explorers from the South Pacific, a visionary dwarf is driven to find the image that's been haunting his dreams. After a long search, he finds it - the sign Naaba carved.
The third book, A Meeting of Clans, picks up with Nulo's news of the discovery of the sign. Suddenly the explorers from the South Pacific realize they're not alone in the New World. While some welcome the news, others don't. Their world becomes considerably more complicated when they meet the strangers.
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Kathleen, I have started a review swap Group on Goodreads. Please check it out: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/344644-review-my-thriller. I wanted to know if you would like to join? Also, your prehistoric take is fascinating. I read a bunch of non-fictional novels on the subject for my latest novel, The Final Reality. Thank you, Steve
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What to do with a Harvard grad who gave my Proud Patrick 3 stars and asked 'what's the motive'? Then there was the young woman from the Cotswolds who complained Proud Patrick did not have a lesson or a moral. I replied to her from John Ciardi's poem 'a poem should not mean but be'. (I hope I'm quoting Ciardi correctly.) Kindly, Michael Aloysius O'Reilly
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