Ember from the Sun

THE PRINT EDITION OF THIS e-NOVEL WAS PUBLISHED IN 10 LANGUAGES. Here are some professional

Kirkus “An engrossing debut novel…An effective blend of scientific fact and shamanistic fancy, one that weaves a genuinely magic spell.”

Paul McAuley, “…depicts the triumph of humanism…informed by a deep sympathy with the estrangement of its eponymous heroine, a Neanderthal girl born into the end of the 20th century…Canter’s portrayal is romantic yet convincing.”

Linda Lay Shuler, author of She Who “A remarkable achievement, passionate, lyrical, stunning in concept. Rich in background detail and exciting action, this extraordinary novel lingers in the memory.”

“Unique and appealing, with an engaging heroine, furious action, and intriguing tidbits of history, archaeology, and Native American culture.”

Madeline L’Engle, author of A Wrinkle in “A fascinating novel. Ember is a delightful protagonist and thoroughly believable.”

Lisa Dumond, “I am never more astounded than when I encounter a new talent that seems so refined as to be mistaken for an old master. Having sampled and savored his first novel, Ember from the Sun, I am only more hungry and greedy for the next. The story moves easily from chapter to chapter, almost in the style of a campfire storytelling. In fact, the book reads so smoothly you forget that it takes a honed talent to arrange words in such a manner.”

San Francisco “Canter gains the reader’s wholehearted sympathy for Ember and her plight. The characters are what make this story work.”

Library “Unforgettable.”