City at My Feet
Mannahatta Series, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Kieran Sequoia
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By:
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Thomas More
About this listen
Step into Mannahatta, a vibrant parallel world where legends whisper truth and spirits guide the brave. Sakima Tamanend, a fiery soul yearning for warriorhood, stumbles upon a chilling secret: her brother-in-law has unleashed a mythical terror upon the Land Below, the concrete jungle we call New York City.
Driven by unwavering love and fierce spirit, Sakima plunges through the portal, leaving behind all she knows. In this strange new world, she'll confront towering monsters, forge unlikely alliances, and discover the truth about her own hidden powers.
Brace yourself for intense action as you jump into fights with legendary beasts and real-world dangers. Watch Sakima grow with a group of friends who have special talents and secrets. Discover a world from the future filled with mixed cultures and old magic. Go on a quest to find out who you are, feeling the pain of defeat, the joy of friends, and the victory of overcoming challenges.
©2023, 2024 Thomas More (P)2024 Thomas MoreCritic Reviews
"In More's debut YA novel—set in an alternate universe—a young woman desires to become the first female warrior of her tribe. She's determined to prove herself but doesn't quite know how; she will need to draw upon the Lenape spirits to defeat a mythological creature that has been unleashed on the world. Thomas More cleverly combines futuristic technology with Native American imagery in descriptions of Mannahatta and gives dazzling details to his intricately crafted universe with plenty to explore in this action-packed saga!"—Kirkus Reviews
"More's first in his Mannahatta series posits an intriguing science fiction-fueled alternative history where America's indigenous people thrive thanks to incredible technologies gifted to them by the mysterious Star Walkers. Sakima is a futuristic indigenous warrior who seeks to prove herself in this multiverse adventure. It's clear that More has a deep respect for the Lenape and indigenous peoples of America and this is an intriguing take on a hero's journey and her motto—why live, if you can't be who you were meant to be—rings true."—BookLife Reviews