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a gripping story:
This is an archaeological adventure story and a great thriller. It is also the story of a young woman, whose desire to pursue her career as an archaeologist, and escape the control of her father, places her in the middle of a jealous rivalry between an idealistic archaeology professor and a billionaire developer. She becomes their prize, and has to struggle to gain control of her own life while engaged in a conflict more powerful than she can imagine. This book is a fun ride. It is filled with vivid and engaging characters and situations, and builds to a heart-pounding climax. An exciting book for everyone, but even more engrossing for anyone with an interest in the world of archaeology.


The Raven's Pool:
The Raven's Pool is a fast-paced, emotionally invigorating read recommended to anyone with an interest in archaeology or native lore. Author Deborah Cannon's fast-paced prose and engaging characters make this intellectual thriller an unforgettable read.


Archaeological Thriller! Read this Book!:
A refreshing change from the usual thriller fare. For a start, it takes place on the west coast in the San Juan Islands, north of Seattle. The setting and characters really come to life-- almost like watching a movie. Steeped in Native lore, the myth of the Raven is presented as a prehistoric shaman who was transformed into legend as a mischievous and clever black bird. This idea is integrated into a modern tale of power, love and revenge. The characters, Jake Lalonde, an archaeologist, and a grad student, Angeline Lisbon, are persecuted by a powerful New York developer, Clifford Radisson. It's as much a love triangle as it is a tale of archaeologists fighting the construction of a theme part on top of precious heritage land. The plot culminates with the discovery of the shaman's burial and Radisson's attempt to punish the two archaeologists for thwarting him. At a deeper level, it questions the idea of inherited memory. Can a wrong committed in the prehistoric past be avenged in the future? The thing that makes this book different is that it's not only fun, but it's interesting!


Author:Deborah Cannon
Binding:Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number:813
EAN:9781412035040
ISBN:141203504X
Number Of Pages:244
Publication Date:2004-08-30



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