Peace is the Mission 2: Relinquish Our Chains by T. Douglas Tarenyika
Our mission for peace continues as our young warriors venture to new lands in serach of majestic beings and their mythical beasts. Atalanta and Marcel have proven to be great leaders among their people, but will they gain new alliances or will this journey bring forth a different path which none of them could have expected?
Their world continues to grow as they venture through new lands and discover more of the world that surrounds them. Will their past lives, with its trials and tribulations set them off course, or will they manage to return back to their people with their goals accomplished? Join our warriors as they set forth upon their journey and continue their mission for peace among their people.
Title: Peace is the Mission 2: Relinquish Our Chains
Author: T. Douglas Tarenyika
Series: Peace is the Mission Series
Genre: Fantasy
Recommended Age: Young Adult
Release Date: 2018
Our mission for peace continues as our young warriors venture to new lands in serach of majestic beings and their mythical beasts. Atalanta and Marcel have proven to be great leaders among their people, but will they gain new alliances or will this journey bring forth a different path which none of them could have expected?
Their world continues to grow as they venture through new lands and discover more of the world that surrounds them. Will their past lives, with its trials and tribulations set them off course, or will they manage to return back to their people with their goals accomplished? Join our warriors as they set forth upon their journey and continue their mission for peace among their people.
I enjoyed this book much more than the first book in the series. I did like the first one however, this one felt more real and was easier to relate to. The world building and character building in this second book was so well done that I felt like I could see what was happening while reading it.
4 out of 5
T. Douglas Tarenyika was born and raised in Harare, Zimbabwe with his four older sisters. His mother is from Ethiopia and his father, Zimbabwe. He moved to America in 2004 at the age of 16, where he has not only continued to value and uphold his culture, but has also continued to develop a deep appreciation for other cultures as well.
His love for different cultures can be seen in the diversity of his friends as well as the characters he has created for his book, from the Zulu-influenced warriors, to the Maori-style fighters. Along with the diversity among his friends, Douglas' deep appreciation for cultures can also be seen in his eclectic taste in music. No matter what country it may be from, you will be hard pressed to find a genre that Douglas won't appreciate. His love for music can also be found in his first novel, Peace is the Mission, from character names to the title of the book itself. Peace is the Mission is Douglas' first published book and hopefully, not his last.
* This book was received from T. Douglas Tarenyika for an honest review.
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