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Subject: Odans World The Gorbs comments

On Thu Oct 12 01:57:47 2006, The following information was submitted:
name = Luke
comments = I love the story. Its unlike other books I have read. Cliffhangers, fascinating creatures and the interesting consequences allows me to continue with this. This is such a cool book.


Review of Crossing Dragons Canyon by Ashley Hibbert

Reviewer: William Avett

I really enjoyed the active writing style that placed the reader into an unusual setting in some far off land.  The description of the heights leads one to interesting imagery that enhances the story progression.

However, I did have some difficulty understanding the circumstances, a monastery on one side, a ship below, a two-headed dragon on the other with blood running from its mouth.  I was left with some confusion as to the purpose.  What was going on?  Was this a pilgrimage on a strange dragon, whose one head had evidently consumed someone? 

Perhaps the author's intent was to leave the reader guessing, and this reviewer can understand that.  Overall an interesting story that left this reader in inquisitive mystery.


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