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KARRIN: Warrior Child
A 6-year-old orphan is hunted by a ruthless bounty hunter.Found washed up on a beach with no memory and only a name engraved on a bracelet, Karrin is turned over to
187 pages, Paperback
Published November 15, 2018
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About the author
Sahara Foley
20 books166 followersBorn and raised in Omaha Ne. I met the love of my life here and we were together for 30 years before he passed on 12-25-12. The stories that I'm publishing are his brain children. He loved writing, but never had any luck getting his stories published back in the late 1980's and early 1990's.
So now, with the advent of self-publishing and him glaring over my shoulder, I'm finally able to bring his children to life for the world of readers. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have. He had a wonderful but dark imagination. So much of himself and me are in these characters.
As authors our recognition comes from readers and their reviews. So please leave a review, whether good or bad, when done. They will be very much appreciated. Thank you.
So now, with the advent of self-publishing and him glaring over my shoulder, I'm finally able to bring his children to life for the world of readers. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have. He had a wonderful but dark imagination. So much of himself and me are in these characters.
As authors our recognition comes from readers and their reviews. So please leave a review, whether good or bad, when done. They will be very much appreciated. Thank you.
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May 25, 2022
Wow - just... wow. Where to begin?
The first third of this book is difficult. It paints such a dark and painful world. It is horrific, but a poetic depiction of a corrupt dystopian Earth. The realism one can find in the behaviors - the greed and cruelty - simply makes it more potent. The contrast of life in space is revealing.
I really liked Karrin, Lurga, and Cook. I don't like giving too much away, so I will be cautious in what I say. However, I will say that they are powerful, flawed, and the relationships they share with one another are emotional.
I don't like the darkness in the story, but I would be a liar to say that it wasn't a necessary evil. It is a reality in life - for all life - and it is important to the complexities of the story. After all, you cannot appreciate the sun without the dark.
I do recommend this book. It is stress-inducing, powerful, moving, and just wow. If you love fantasy, scifi, alien adventures, family saga, comin-of-age, dystopian - really if you just love adventure and dark fiction, then this is a book for you.
This whole series just keeps getting better!
The first third of this book is difficult. It paints such a dark and painful world. It is horrific, but a poetic depiction of a corrupt dystopian Earth. The realism one can find in the behaviors - the greed and cruelty - simply makes it more potent. The contrast of life in space is revealing.
I really liked Karrin, Lurga, and Cook. I don't like giving too much away, so I will be cautious in what I say. However, I will say that they are powerful, flawed, and the relationships they share with one another are emotional.
I don't like the darkness in the story, but I would be a liar to say that it wasn't a necessary evil. It is a reality in life - for all life - and it is important to the complexities of the story. After all, you cannot appreciate the sun without the dark.
I do recommend this book. It is stress-inducing, powerful, moving, and just wow. If you love fantasy, scifi, alien adventures, family saga, comin-of-age, dystopian - really if you just love adventure and dark fiction, then this is a book for you.
This whole series just keeps getting better!
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