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by Mercedes Lackey
About 10 pages (2,945 words)
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Lackey has a large following, especially among young people. These readers are likely to enjoy seeing the author's imagination and metaphysical themes at work in a different setting.

Mystery and suspense aficionados will like the nonstop tension and the intricate, double-level plot. The theme of self-knowledge, of overcoming our drive to plan and control everything, provides ideas for thought and discussion. The ecology motif offers additional points to consider.

The subject of Native American sacred objects and their rightful use will appeal to those interested in earthbased spirituality, in Indian rights or culture, and even in the history and archaeology of the American West. The book touches only lightly on the more vexing controversies about these issues. The author has stacked the deck by making the villain a totally low character, and as she.....

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Sacred Ground from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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