Title: More quality historical fiction from the Gears
Product review: I found People of the Owl to be a very absorbing story. It is historical fiction that deals with Native Americans living in America's first real city, located in present-day Louisiana. It is the 11th book in the Gears' series about early Native Americans and reads similar to the others.I've read them all and have enjoyed them all. The Gears manage to create vivid characters time and time again that you grow quite attached to. They mix suspense and excellent story telling with history, since much of their setting is based on archaelogical evidence.This particular volume, while very enjoyable and hard to put down, did have a bit of a weaker ending than some other books in the series. It dragged a bit while Salamander pondered his big choice at the end. And his decision seemed a bit anti-climactic.But I still would recommend this book. Definitely to fans of the Gears other works. And also to fans of pre-contact Native American historical fiction.
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