Review: Anasazi (Sense of Truth #2) by Emma Michaels

Anasazi  
Author: Emma Michaels
Pages: 190
Publisher: Bokheim Publishing
Release Date: August 5th 2011
Author Website

One year ago, something happened to David. Following the only clue he had he headed out into the desert. Now he has asked me to come see him. But when I arrived, he was gone. The people in town claim they have never heard of him and everyone wants me to leave. 

But I know he was here and he is in trouble. 
He can't survive out there for long. 

Can he? 

David. I will find you

        About The Author: 

Emma Michaels started book blogging in 2009 (http://EmmaMichaels.Blogspot.com), released her debut novel in 2010 (The Thirteenth Chime) and has been writing ever since.  Now she spends her time writing biographical paragraphs in the third person and drinking an abundance of tea when she works on her novels. She thinks the word ‘she’ can be redundant in bios so she plans to use it as many times as she can and she loves reading almost as much as she loves reality. She has the amazing support of her fiancé and Chihuahua who keep her from forgetting that food is a necessity when she sits down in front of her computer and loses track of time. She obsessively follows book bloggers and other reviewers and loves e-mails from readers because readers really are an author’s best friend(s). 

My Take:

This was amazing I loved the whole history of things, Emma has done it again with another amazingly beautiful story. I was up most nights thinking about what was happening and trying to desperately put together everything. I am still in love with David, he is the one to bring home you just want to grab him  and hold on to him. I never knew of  this legend so being introduced to it was amazing. Emma brought me in with her previous book and this is in my opinion another knockout, I loved every aspect and I was so tempted to tell everyone everything this book made me that excited. Because of this book I want to see what is to come of me when I go and explore a small town Emma I hope you can come get me if I need help. I just would like to applaud Emma Michaels for giving me a new sense of everyday things. Everyone and their grandma needs to read this one because its sure to deliver the best.

5/5 Stars