Anniqua Rana

In a world of magic realism, a fly-covered baby girl is found and raised by two mothers in a South Asia community rife with rituals and superstition. The girl pursues acceptance at all costs, while the villagers seek sanctity at a shrine dedicated to the Keeper of the Flies, which is separated from the village by the dangerous cane field.

Wild Boar in the Cane Field

Michelle Boyea

Before I start into my review, I would like to thank Book Sparks for the opportunity to get a copy of this book and the opportunity to be able to review it.

This book was definitely interesting. Unfortunately, I had a very hard time getting engaged with it. While I did enjoy the story, I found my mind kept wandering and I would have to reread pages in order to remember what I had just read. I greatly enjoyed the dynamics between the different characters. I very much enjoyed the final chapter when a lot of my wanderings were finally answered. However, I do wish that the ending had been different

Wild Boar in the Cane Field

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