The Keeper of Dreams

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Summary: first time out, a masterpiece
Review: The theft of a precious artifact results in a thrilling dual between the Australian Auborigines who owned it and the highroller who stole it to add to his collection. Beautiful descriptions bring the Australian outback and Ayers Rock dramatically to life. spellbinding! Based on authentic aboriginal belifs and practices. Read it. You won't be dissapointed

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Summary: Keeper of Dreams
Review: This book is one of the worst i have read. Very confusing, the way it switches back to Owen then to Robert. Then when you start a new chapter, the book would add a new character, then after a few pages, it would finnaly tell you who this person is. Also, this book has very bad language, and should not be read by younger children. Also during the flashback, when the younger version of robert is in the train with Maureen, why did the author incorprate the peeing in the wind? Disgusting! NOT A PAGE TURNER

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Summary: High praise and two thumbs up for "The Keeper of Dreams"
Review: This story is a real page turner, I couldn't put it down (very sticky binding). I really enjoyed Fords writing style, the way he developes his charecters and his attention to detail. I highly recomend this book to anyone who likes what I like.... (A good book)

Rating:
Summary: High praise and two thumbs up for "The Keeper of Dreams"
Review: This story is a real page turner, I couldn't put it down (very sticky binding). I really enjoyed Fords writing style, the way he developes his charecters and his attention to detail. I highly recomend this book to anyone who likes what I like.... (A good book)

Rating:
Summary: first time out, a masterpiece
Review: This tale simply draws one into the world of the Outback. I've read several fictional accounts of life among the Aboriginal peoples of Australia, but this one is truly beautiful. I read it in an afternoon; I simply was entranced with the lush prose and depth of character portrayed. I look forward to the next novel from this author!

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Summary: Stunning imagery, resonant characters, compelling storyline.
Review: This tale simply draws one into the world of the Outback. I've read several fictional accounts of life among the Aboriginal peoples of Australia, but this one is truly beautiful. I read it in an afternoon; I simply was entranced with the lush prose and depth of character portrayed. I look forward to the next novel from this author!