The Mother Serpent's Daughter

Zero Time Chronicles

By: T.W. Fendley

Narrated by: Brenda Villanueva

Four-year-old White Heron begins her journey as a master shaman when she arrives in Teotihuacan with her sister Quilla and Mama Couen. Her fledgling skills prove the only defense against a priest of the Lord of Darkness in The Mother Serpent's Daughter, a short story prequel to the historical fantasy novel, Zero Time.

©2010 T.W. Fendley LLC (P)2015 T.W. Fendley LLC

A decent book.

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Yes I would. Many friends of mine are fans of the sci - fi genre.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Actually none. They were a bit quite dull for me, and no one seems special enough for me to notice.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Brenda Villanueva?

Villanueva's voice was a bit boring (sorry about that, but I nearly fell asleep). I don't know who to cast, as I have just started to listen to audiobooks recently.

Was The Mother Serpent's Daughter worth the listening time?

Yes, it was.

Any additional comments?

None. Although I would consider reading Zero Time for my enjoyment. The summary seems interesting enough.

A fine mind of learned imagination.

Such a fine mind of learned imagination.The myths of Mesosmerica become even more real with the application of science and the further thought of what may be. Fendley is a complex writer of sensitive, searching themes. This short story is a good entrance into the world of her Zero Time Chronicles. It is worthy of screen time!