by Michelle Diener
B- at AAR, so 3.5 stars here As a reader always on the hunt for unusual settings and non-wallpaper history, Daughter of the Sky sounded like it could be quite a book. And at times, it was. After all, romance readers don't often get a chance to find their way to South Africa during the Anglo-Zulu War...
I can't say that I have ever read anything in this era in this place. All new to me, but new is good.It's about a young girl who grows up to a young woman among the Zulus. Elizabeth has no love for the British (and it's totally understandable) and she gets a new home and family threw a horrible acci...
I was a bit apprehensive when I got this book: with a white heroine proudly emblazoned on the cover and a premise set during the 19th century Anglo-Zulu War in South Africa, I was afraid it would be White Man's Burden meets The Power of One. (And I say this as someone who loves The Power of One, but...
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