Ice: The Ice Trilogy, Book 1
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I loved the adventure and drama!! A lot of different events happen during the book and it all is so interesting!
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2016
Ice by author Kevin Tinto grabbed my interest from the very start! Ok, maybe I am a bit biased…I have hiked to find cliff dwellings in the American southwest and there lies my heart! I’ve spent hours sitting on a cliff ledge looking across the ravines and wondering what happened to the people who had once lived in those dwellings. So, I am excited to find a new author who writes with anthropological knowledge and a vivid sense of adventure.We start in the prehistoric past with a young girl who is with her mother and they are very afraid; trouble is coming for their people! As this scene fades, we are in current times. Everest guide Jack Hobson has the reader engrossed in the final ascent onto Everest with his client.We travel with Dr. Leah Day and her team in New Mexico who is determined to find answers to her questions about the Mogollon and Anasazi people who may have shared the same cliff dwellings, although at differing times. She finds a clue which could change the believed history of the travels of some of the Ancient Ones.Now the book really gets interesting when you add in political conflicts, governmental secrets, and the unbelievable find on an ill-fated trip to the Antarctic. A lot of different events happen during the book and it all is so interesting! Who has the power to control another humans life at the possible gain of scientific and historical knowledge?I really enjoyed this book and look forward to reading more! I loved the adventure and drama!!** The book needs another edit due to some grammatical errors. The errors did not affect the wonderful plot of the story, but professionally speaking, edits are needed.
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2016
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