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Sisters of the Lost Nation
by Nick Medina
Sisters of the Lost Nation (10/23/2022)
While the originality and premise of the book is good, the author looses me in the writing time line details. The chapter headings were confusing (days and times), and also made the book somewhat disjointed. I also found it difficult to try to ascertain who was alive, missing or dead in each chapter. Individual character development was spotty at best. I really wanted to know more about the characters and their places and interactions within their tribal culture.I did not finish the book as I considered it not a good use of my time.

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