Woman of a Thousand Secrets

from sschleicher

This was a very enjoyable book by Barbara Woods, I have never read anything by this author so it is a nice surprise to find another author to look forward to reading. The author did a very good job writing about ancient Mayan culture and legends. This book made history interesting to me.

from pjhess

Having long been a fan of Ms Wood, I was thrilled to get this book from Early Reviewers. I enjoyed the story of Tonina very much and look forward to hopefully a sequel. I really liked the mayan history evoked into the book. Other than having a little too down pat ending I enjoyed the book and rec...

from sschleicher

This was a very enjoyable book by Barbara Woods, I have never read anything by this author so it is a nice surprise to find another author to look forward to reading. The author did a very good job writing about ancient Mayan culture and legends. This book made history interesting to me.

from KathyWoodall

The books starts off fairly interesting but looses ground fairly fast. The main character Tonina is proably the only redeeming quality about the book. The travels to different countries and meeting so many different characters looses me. I enjoy historical novels but this was just slow moving and...

from allejean

Barbara Wood's Woman of a Thousand Secrets is the story of a young misfit making her way through 14th century South America in search of her culture of origin. Plot elements and writing style reminded me of Clan of the Cave Bear and Pillars of the Earth, plus some elements of fantasy. As someone ...