Book Summary and Reviews of The Golden Hills of Westria by Diana Paxson

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"Set about 25 years after the action in The Jewel of Fire .... The outcome may be obvious, but as ever the author provides an entertaining ride. Newcomers will find this an easy entry point." - PW.
"The author's sensual, evocative prose and her talent for creating well-rounded characters recommend this standalone series installment to mature fantasy readers as well as to the author's sizable fan base." - Library Journal.
"Should please Westria loyalists. Others will find it clogged with recycled Native-American folklore and beliefs, syrupy with New Age folderol and seeming hundreds of pages longer than it should be." - Kirkus.

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