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Reviewed by Jefto Pierre for Readers' Favorite
David Buzan's In the Wrath of Legends unfolds in the early 20th century in Oregon. This tale follows the harrowing adventures of Chenoa Winterhawk, a brave Nez Perce U.S. Army Indian Scout. As the daughter of a renowned Civil War hero, Chenoa tries to balance her heritage, her civic duties, and survival in a country divided by sexism, racism, and social tension. Chenoa is assigned to escort Major Quinn, a U.S. Army officer, to a base camp. Quinn carries a Chinese mining map, which is a potential key to underground gold and water resources, sought by multiple parties for personal and political gain. Chenoa's estranged and infamous uncle, Akando, resurfaces with a devious plan that threatens their people. Along the way, Chenoa must confront monstrous threats and historical shadows. Can she find a way to save her people and her soul?
David Buzan's In the Wrath of Legends is a gripping tale that explores themes like trauma passed down across generations, racial identity, and the clash between national progress and tradition. At the same time, it delivers an action-packed and character-driven story using Chenoa's experiences as a scout. Buzan's writing style is remarkable, blending poetic reflection and social commentary. He does an exceptional job of highlighting descriptions of war, both historical and supernatural. It depicts Chenoa in two roles. She is a courageous scout, as well as the victim of a nation built on injustice and racism. Her character development encourages readers to reflect deeply on concepts like heroism and loyalty. Overall, the novel creates a detailed picture of how issues like racism, trauma, and power struggles can shape a person's identity and a nation over time. It is sure to leave a lasting impact.
