Now this looks like one hell of a series. So many volumes, none of them short. Usually I'm not for series that last 6 books or more, and I doubt I'll read most of these any time soon.
Written by two authors (A married couple, who happen to both be archaeologists), and has a lot of research behind it. It seems like one of those series where everything is rooted in Archaeology, Anthropology, Ecology; nothing is without foundation. Which I can tell, is going to be dense reading. What's great about this series though, is that they don't seem to be connected by storyline. Each novel has a specific time period, and region of North America, and a distinct people that it focuses on. So as I see it you can read them in any order you choose!
No, I haven't read any of these yet. Just making a list (for my own reference) of which ones I have collected and which I haven't.
In my collection:
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People of the Fire
People of the Nightland (Most likely I'll read this one first)
People of the Owl
People of the Masks
People of the Lightning
People of the Sea
People of the River
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Yet to find:
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People of the Wolf
People of the Earth
People of the Lakes
People of the Silence
People of the Mist
People of the Raven
People of the Moon
People of the Weeping Eye
People of the Thunder
People of the Longhouse
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