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 A worldly adventure and a test of conventional doctrine Jan 31, 2010
This story combines the exploration of conventional, iconic ideas, as found in books by Dan Brown, and the contemplation of future worlds, as described in stories by Margaret Atwood. The author's description of travels to New Zealand and Africa, and the detail about rituals of ancient and contemporary religions, offer credible and well-researched facts. The intriguing story contains consistent and believable details - from a geographical, historical and fact basis. The story offers a shocking, but plausible premise, and you'll find yourself rooting for and relating to the main character.
a novel that teaches Sep 01, 2009
This book helps us to understand that what we perceive is often not the whole story. Part thriller and part wisdom-teaching, it will be a welcome additon to the mystical genre! The main character is brave and free-thinking.
 Great Read! Jul 16, 2009
I couldn't put this book down. Overall, it was a love story that transcends generations, worlds, and religions. I got very connected with the characters and can't wait for the sequel!
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Weaving many elements into a must read May 04, 2009
Once I got into Kia Kaha, I couldn't put it down. Many interesting angles are woven together to create this must read. It resonated with me in the same way as "Angels and Demons" and "The Da Vinci Code" There's something in it for everyone - metaphysical, spiritual, romance and travel adventures. It forces you to suspend your day-to-day beliefs and consider greater possibilities outside of mere human control.
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A MUST- READ May 01, 2009
A great metaphysical thriller. After the setup, I couldn't put this book down. I don't want to reveal too much of the plot. It's a romance that covers the world and thrills and fascinates and brings up questions of destiny and fate and the fact that there's much more to life than a day- to-day excistence. I highly recommend this book.
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