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Message: <blockquote data-quote="toucanbuzz" data-source="post: 7922560" data-attributes="member: 19270">Read the Parched Sea when I was a teen and moreso than the other Harper books, didn't have a clue at the time it wasn't too original. It was a fast read, very few dull moments, with that "against the odds" feel. Was nice to see a different part of the world than medieval Europe (albeit the white man rescuing the natives was lame even then). I Liked that Ruha wasn't a 2-D character (she still adhered to many customs) and Kadumi, while frustrating, was believable. But, otherwise, when faced with a word count on a genre novel, you get what you get. Anyhoo, I have full confidence you'll find a lot worse reads in the Harper series, and one or two gems. And more Ed Greenwood.</blockquote>