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Book SynopsisThe fifth novel in the Earth's Children series, Jean M. Auel's internationally bestselling reconstruction of pre-historic life, when two kinds of human beings, Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon, shared the earth.
Trade ReviewJean Auel's greatest achievement is to have created a plausible primeval community where men and women love and sometimes hate, and learn to survive in a harsh environment that demands rules and co-operation. *
Daily Express *
Meticulously researched . . . fascinating . . . course-by-course menus for Upper Paleolithic blow-outs . . . that Joanne Harris might envy. Jean Auel is as remarkable a figure as J R R Tolkien. *
Independent Magazine *
Jean M. Auel has meticulously researched her subject and this latest book should continue the huge success of the series. *
Hello *
As always, Auel has meticulously researched her prehistoric subject and this latest offering is a triumphant continuation of the saga. *
Irish News (Belfast) *
Massive in scope *
Daily Mirror *
Impeccable research makes this much more than a fantasy reconstruction of prehistoric life. *
Daily Express *
Bursting with hard information about ancient days and awash in steamy sex . . . Auel's latest will not only please her legions of fans but will hit the top of the list, pronto. *
Publishers Weekly *
Enthralling, exciting and impossible to put down. *
York Evening Press *
A rewarding read. A brilliant work of imagination *
Good Book Guide *
