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Title: Daughter of the Shaman
Author : Elyse Guttenberg
Release Date : January 19, 2021
Genre: Fiction & Literature,Books,Sci-Fi & Fantasy,Fantasy,Historical,
Pages : * pages
Size : 1158 KB

Description

A young woman, chosen by the spirits. A stranger cast out of his home. An elder shaman who stands in their way.

On the frozen shores of Alaska's distant past, Elik is different from her sister and friends. Belittled by a selfish father. Loved by a stranger whose kayak washes up on the shore. Trained by an elder shaman—but never enough. There are magical secrets to learn, and little time. The spirits call her name, and their message pulls her into danger.

When Elik's husband travels north to revenge his father's murder, she must go with him. But they are soon separated and Elik finds herself alone, first with Skinner, a useless, frightened man, then suddenly with another, far different sort of person. Kaviaq is a shaman, strong but kind, powerful but gentle, and filled with promises. He will teach her the ways of the shaman, the magical songs she longs to understand. Words that will take her as deep as the sea and high as the moon where the spirits live

But can she learn the spirits' songs in time? Can she save her new home before starvation claims their lives?

Daughter of the Shaman, the sequel to Summer Light, follows Elik as she travels to a new land filled with danger, magic, love and loss. Don't miss this final episode in one woman's Ancient American journey.

Praise for Summer Light Book 1:

"Summer Light is excellent, authentic and beautifully written. Reading it is a wonderful experience." Sue Harrison, author of Mother Earth, Father Sky.

"Guttenberg is a gifted storyteller. She combines factual accuracy with intricate characterization and intriguing plots, and comes up with fascinating books... Guttenberg's works have the compelling nature of the best of Jean Auel's novels, but in one important sense they are even better: They are completely believable." –Alaska Magazine

"Guttenberg creates a world based on the Paleo Eskimo cultures of Alaska and a young woman whose skills are less for sewing sealskin and setting traps than for singing the spirit songs. Includes a fascinating afterward about her research which ranged from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, where she lives, to the Arctic ice fields." Feminist Bookstore News Watch