He went as far as suggesting a negotiation of peace with some of the neighboring nations.

He maintained that to war on and on was a mistake of disastrous consequences. Two Rivers was a strange person with unacceptable notions and ideas. Neither he nor anyone else could have foreseen the chain of events the consequences of this fight would release, when the highly esteemed but controversial Two Rivers decided to help Tekeni out. However, when a meaningless row during a ballgame grew out of proportion, resulting in a fight, Tekeni has found himself in a truly grave trouble. They did not expect anything else from him, anyway. To get into trouble, more often than not, was the only available option. To fit in was difficult, to run away – impossible. He was nothing but an enemy cub, adopted into one of the clans, but not accepted, never for real. Having survived the failed raid on the enemy lands, Tekeni had no illusions. She consistently runs approximately 4.5 stars for any of her books sold on Amazon. This historical fiction novel was published in 2013. This week I am highlighting Zoe Saadia, another terrific, prolific author who wrote several series, this one Two Rivers of the Peacemaker series number one of four, which I reviewed on Goodreads. Just provide the link back to her please). And, if you’d like to join the fun, you’re welcome to use Renee’s pic from her website. Hopefully, you’ll find either a story or author that interests you and you’ll check them out. Renee began the # ThrowbackThursday meme on her blog, “ It’s Book Talk“ to share some of her old favorites as well as sharing books published over a year ago.

Two Rivers by Zoe Saadia