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Great new reviews for The Flight of the Sorceress
Wednesday, December 1, 2010  11:30:00 AM

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by Barry S. Willdorf



Historical Fiction
Five blurbers have added their reviews here. There is also a new review from Coffee Time Romance and More. (4 cups out of 5)

RAVE REVIEWS FOR THE FLIGHT OF THE SORCERESS!

Five Stars in Amazon

Rated 4.7 out of 5.0 on Scribd 

Four Cups of Coffee on Coffee Time Reviews 

“Big, Bold, Imaginative…Spectacular women characters…Soars majestically.”    Jonah Raskin, author of Natives, Newcomers, Exiles, Fugitives.

 “Rich in ideas…Compelling characters…A page-turner to boot.” Holly Shumas, author of Five Things I Can’t Live Without, and Love and Other Natural Disasters

“The only problem I had with the book was that it ended. Hopefully, there will be sequel.” Stan Goldberg is the author of the award winning book, Lessons for Living: Stories of Forgiveness, Gratitude, and Courage at the End of Life

“I could hardly put it down. It calls out for a sequel.”  Johnny Sundstrom, author of Dawn’s Early Light.

“A stirring adventure tale that is also a timely warning.”
James Warner, host and co-producer of InsideStoryTime, voted SF Weekly BEST NEW READING SERIES 2006.

VIEW THE TRAILER on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2_7zplsYzMClick here

The Roman Empire is crumbling. The Catholic Church moves to fill the power vacuum. Soon, books are being burned. Pagans are persecuted. Pogroms begin against Jews. Women are restricted from traditional occupations. The Dark Ages loom. But two women resist. Glenys, a Celtic herbalist/healer, is branded a sorceress. Hypatia, teacher, philosopher, mathematician and the last librarian of the great library at Alexandria is condemned as an idolater. Yet they fight on. Their struggle culminates in the cataclysmic events of Lenten week in 415 A.D. Can anything be preserved?

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