The Seedbearing Prince by DaVaun Sanders

Instead of seeking out another firm immediately, he did what many of us wish we would have and began writing full-time. “Davaun Sanders was an architect with a small design firm that fell victim to the 2008 housing market collapse. I had given part I a solid 9/10, and was a little worried going into this one that Sanders would have trouble following up such a solid piece of work.įor those that have not read my first review I feel that a little background on Davaun Sanders is warranted. It was full of fantastic characters, a young protagonist whose simple life has kept him sheltered from the truth of the world around him, and a set of despicable villans that strike fear into the hearts of all. The book transported me to a newly conceptualized world that I could not compare to anything I had read before. It wasn’t long after beginning the story that I knew this author was someone to watch. I’m still very much learning about web design, and the site will be undergoing face lifts periodically, though the content will remain relatively unchanged.Īuthor Davaun Sanders reached out to me to review The Seedbearing Prince: Part I after finding me on Goodreads. I had left, originally, to do a revamp of my site and encompass not just reviews, but rather merge my author page with my indie reviews. Chesirah has decided fight for her freedom, and she’ll burn anyone who stands in her way.Getting back into reviewing indie books has been a great experience. How far will Eloko go to ensure that he lives to see another day.Ī gilded cage is still a prison. When you’re an endangered species, your continued survival is not up for debate. In this story, a woman learns that life on a new planet can be just as restrictive as life on the old one.ĭo the accursed have the right to choose their path? In Engosfur Pools, accursed beings must decide whether to heed unseen voices that whisper of a new way, or undergo a deadly ritual to rid themselves of their curse. Sometimes the more we change the more things stay the same. Two brothers must journey to find out if there is a way to move forward from the sins of the past. This story of a future Chicago feels too real and achievable, and reminds us that no matter how far we stray there is humanity in every single one of us.Ī new age of magic has come and it’s brought the apocalypse with it.

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The Seedbearing Prince by DaVaun Sanders