Arctic Shadow (Watch Eyes Trilogy), by Joanne Sundell
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Arctic storms bring arctic shadows. America's last frontier has become a battleground of spirits when this epic tale of heroism, endurance, and young love picks up again in the frozen North--where Call of the Wild meets Brother Bear. ***** The 1909 All Alaska Sweepstakes is over. After three days of racing over icy crags, around bottomless crevasses, and through deepening snow, the spent Siberian huskies lay still. None complain. None sleep. Their watch eyes stay open. Drums of the ancestors' course through them and keep them silent when they want to howl to the Gatekeepers. One of their own is dead, their leader, Zellie. Something got her when she left the pack. The huskies instinctively know they are all prey. The war of ghosts isn't over. Young guardians, ANYA and RUNE, both know it. They look for any place to hide. Xander and the surviving dogs must live. The golem laughs at their upset. A fanatic born of inhuman evil, he's been able to spirit some of Anya and Rune's gods away, to his side. He rattles the iron bars of his cell, able to call on dark spirits to go after his enemies. Once free, he will crush all in Russia who dare stand in his way. No one can possess any means, any wealth. The Chukchi are kulaks, made so by their dogs. They will be the last to fall and so they must be liquidated first--the dogs, then the breeders, then the people--by any means conjured in this world or any other. The ice storm is coming.
Arctic Shadow (Watch Eyes Trilogy), by Joanne Sundell- Amazon Sales Rank: #717102 in Books
- Brand: Sundell, Joanne
- Published on: 2015-06-17
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.60" h x 1.20" w x 5.70" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 277 pages
Review PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY on Arctic Storm/Sept 2014Sundell's novel evokes the atmosphere of the early 20th century frontier, reminiscent at times of Jack London's work.HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY - Review of Arctic Storm August 2014 In 1908 and 1909 the 408 mile race from Nome to Candle and back was won by malamute teams, but in 1910 the 'Sibiriskiy haskis' triumphed, and this historical tidbit has the makings of a fascinating sequel to this delightful book. Review of Arctic Shadow from NANCY PLAIN, Three-time Spur Award Winner and Will Rogers Medallion Award winner of Light on the Prairie. "Arctic Shadow, the second volume in Joanne Sundell's beautifully written Watch Eyes Trilogy, continues the saga of the young Chukchi girl, Anya, and the seafaring Norwegian boy, Rune, as the two struggle to save the Siberian huskies that are more important to Anya than life itself ... readers of adventure and fantasy--and dog lovers everywhere--will be captivated by this haunting tale." 5 Star Review of Arctic Shadow from ANNE SCHROEDER - Award winning author of Cholama Moon and Ordinary Aphrodite - President, WWW / February 25, 2015 "In Book Two of the Watch Eyes Trilogy, Anya and Rune continue to battle evil forces that threaten their lives and that of Anya's Siberian Huskies. Joanne Sundell crafts her fantasy fiction story with deft strokes...Spellbinding historical fantasy fiction, even for readers who don't normally read fantasy." Review of Arctic Shadow from MICHAEL ZIMMER - author of The Poacher's Daughter"Set against the background of Alaska's gold rush frontier, Sundell's 'Arctic Shadow' is a gripping tale of good versus evil that transcends both the natural and spirit worlds, a young adult novel reminiscent of the 'Twilight' saga and 'The Hunger Games.'" CRITICAL ACCLAIM FOR JOANNE SUNDELL"Compelling characters and descriptive historical detail draw readers into this soul-wrenching drama, leaving them looking forward to the next installment in the Quaker and the Confederate duet, with Hearts Persuaded coming in September."-- Library Journal on Hearts Divided & Hearts Persuaded". . . Amelia and Aaron are admirable and wonderfully appealing . . . a good choice for all fiction collections . . ." -- Library Journal on A . . . My Name's Amelia". . . this is historical romance of a satisfying order . . . Sundell delivers a strong story . . . genre fans will be delighted."-- Publishers Weekly on The Parlor House Daughter
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Fantastic blend of suspense, frontier life in Alaska, and mysticism. By Mary Aalgaard Arctic Shadow is a fantastic blend of suspense, frontier life in Alaska, and mysticism. Anya is a shaman and just barely understanding her powers. Her beloved dog Zellie is dead, yet she is a strong spirit inside Anya. Rune, a young man who befriends and helps her, also has connections with the spirit world and knows that the rages of storm and death come from a darker place where the evil spirits are trying to gain control. Joanne Sundell creates a fascinating blend of fantasy, history, and real life hardships. I keep rooting for Anya, and ache for her when cruel things happen to her and her Huskies. I’ll have to admit it was a little hard for me to read this book because of the physical cruelty towards the dogs, and the mental cruelty towards Anya. That’s also a good sign, because it means that Joanne did an excellent job of creating sympathy for her characters.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Arctic Suspense Intensifies By Robert Lee Murphy, Author of The Iron Horse Chronicles Joanne Sundell’s Arctic Shadow continues the fast pace established in Arctic Storm, the first book of her Watch Eyes Trilogy. In Arctic Shadow, Anya, the young Chukchi girl, and her seafaring friend, Rune Johansson, struggle to keep Anya’s beloved Siberian huskies safe from both human and supernatural harm. The dogs, in turn, try in their own ways to protect Anya and Rune from danger. Hate and destruction are directed toward the dogs from some unexpected sources. The relationship between Anya and Rune grows in complexity as they hover between openly declaring their love for each other and maintaining a standoffish attitude of respect. The potential doom pending at the conclusion of Arctic Shadow will leave the reader waiting impatiently for the final volume in the trilogy.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A wonderful story for young adults with 2 highly complex characters By Bucky A wonderful story for young adults with 2 highly complex characters, wise beyond their years and so compassionate towards their huskies. While reading this adventure, one feels like they are riding the waves in the harsh Arctic sea or running forever across the Arctic ice in a blinding snow storm. The Huskies comes to life with vivid description and multiple personalities. The story ended too soon and I am anxious for the next in the series.
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