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If you enjoy tales about long ago Native Americans like I do, then THE WARPATH (People of the Longhouse Book 4) is the book you are looking for. It is a tale set on the western shore of the Great Sparkling Water (Lake Ontario) but will also take you to other beautiful areas not the least of which is the Thundering Water (Niagara Falls). It is the ending of the People of the Longhouse series. Full of suspense, history, romance and beautiful locations, you will marvel at the way the story is told. Is the Great League's Peace about to unravel and come apart? But how? And who is behind such a terrible thing? The ending will be a complete surprise.

Sadly in this last book, I am saying goodbye to some characters that I have "watched" grow up, if only through words, and have become great people through trial after trial. With that being said let me say goodbye to Two Rivers, Tadodaho, Tekeni, Seketa, Onheda, Hainteroh, Kahontsi, Jikonsahseh, Hionhwatha, Sgenedu, Anitas, Anowara, Kentika, Ganayeda, Okwaho, Osweda, Iheks, Jideah, Migisso, Akweks, Ogteah, Gayeri, Aingahon, Tsutahi, Tauini, Anea, Akweks, Ohanda, Atuye, Teyada, Thenaintonto, Yakwe, Tsutare, Andauk and others. These are wonderful people and I will miss them dearly.

I am of Tsalagi (Cherokee) descent and though they did not mention my blood heritage, I have read and loved all of these books starting with The Peacemaker series. Yet this last book in the People of the Longhouse series had the best ending that could have ever been written. It brought to an end a true and rich period of history. Zoe Saadia is brilliant in the research of the characters and creates two separate but yet linked series that will keep you reading well into the night. Each book can be read separately but do yourself a favor and read both series starting with The Peacemaker and continuing through the The Warpath to get the most out of these brilliantly written series'.


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The Warpath People of the Longhouse Book 4 edition by Zoe Saadia Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Entertaining reading. I would recommend this book to anyone that likes Native American historical fiction.
Good read I'm waiting for the next book.
Very good novel
Enjoyed the whole series. Acadia knows how to weave a story using historical facts. You enjoy learning history.
Excellent... I would recommend it to all my friends and would like to see a TV mini-series on the Longhouses.
I had a hard time putting this book down. Very good book. Why does insist on so many words for a review?
Another excellent story by Zoe Saadia. Having finished the 'People of the Longhouse' series, I plan to begin reading her other books as well. Her stories show great imagination while not sacrificing historical context. If you like stories of the past and in particular stories of Native American past, you should read this series.
If you enjoy tales about long ago Native Americans like I do, then THE WARPATH (People of the Longhouse Book 4) is the book you are looking for. It is a tale set on the western shore of the Great Sparkling Water (Lake Ontario) but will also take you to other beautiful areas not the least of which is the Thundering Water (Niagara Falls). It is the ending of the People of the Longhouse series. Full of suspense, history, romance and beautiful locations, you will marvel at the way the story is told. Is the Great League's Peace about to unravel and come apart? But how? And who is behind such a terrible thing? The ending will be a complete surprise.

Sadly in this last book, I am saying goodbye to some characters that I have "watched" grow up, if only through words, and have become great people through trial after trial. With that being said let me say goodbye to Two Rivers, Tadodaho, Tekeni, Seketa, Onheda, Hainteroh, Kahontsi, Jikonsahseh, Hionhwatha, Sgenedu, Anitas, Anowara, Kentika, Ganayeda, Okwaho, Osweda, Iheks, Jideah, Migisso, Akweks, Ogteah, Gayeri, Aingahon, Tsutahi, Tauini, Anea, Akweks, Ohanda, Atuye, Teyada, Thenaintonto, Yakwe, Tsutare, Andauk and others. These are wonderful people and I will miss them dearly.

I am of Tsalagi (Cherokee) descent and though they did not mention my blood heritage, I have read and loved all of these books starting with The Peacemaker series. Yet this last book in the People of the Longhouse series had the best ending that could have ever been written. It brought to an end a true and rich period of history. Zoe Saadia is brilliant in the research of the characters and creates two separate but yet linked series that will keep you reading well into the night. Each book can be read separately but do yourself a favor and read both series starting with The Peacemaker and continuing through the The Warpath to get the most out of these brilliantly written series'.