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Mouth of the Jaguar
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Blood Warm
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Dame America
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The Dream That Flew
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Journal from the Apocaplagues
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White Sambo: A Novel in Stories
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There is obviously both deep research as well as thought put into this novel, and I respect what the author has created. It does fill in a "blank" in the period novels concerning this time and event- That of who the 2 men were that preceded Hernan Cortes in Mexico. (albeit by chance or mistake!)
I just never felt like I connected with any of the characters - I found myself rather loath to take sides! Actually, I think I identified more with Cortes than the primary character...He seemed less wooden to me.
It's worth a read by all means, but if you're looking for a faster pace, try Jennings.