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title: "Inca"
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# Inca

**Brand:** geoff micks
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- **What is this?** Inca by geoff micks
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Inca

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## Customer Reviews

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    A Tragic and beautifully written page-turner
  

*by B***C on Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2016*

There is one great problem with novels about the Incas: I already know there won't be a happy ending, for the fate of this people is one of the most crushingly tragic stories in history. For this reason I was reluctant to even start reading it. But the story is so well narrated that it captivated me before I could put it down. The portrayal of life in the Inca empire reads like some fantasy novel about an exotic imaginary kingdom.The protagonist isn't a mighty warrior or prince, but a master accountant. His purpose in life is not self-aggrandizement or glory, but simply to run an empire so that its inhabitants can live prosperous and decent lives. I was charmed by the portrayal of "writing" with knots and strings, and of a great 'quipu house' full of yarn and counting stones. The description of the Incas' meticulous record-keeping boggles the mind. Their society wasn't exactly democratic, but somehow, during their heyday, they did manage to do better by the people of Peru than anyone since.Narrator Haylli has misadventures with schoolmates, and later with plotting backstabbers. But it is only about 2/3 of the way through the book when the real trouble starts. A series of ever more horrific disasters befalls the narrator and his people: plague, devastating civil war, and finally the Spanish invasion. (To imagine what this must have been like, think of an invasion from space.) So no, there is no way it could end happily. Nevertheless, this story is so vivid and well-written that I could not put it down. The author says he plans to write more stories about the Incas, and I sure hope he does. Sign me up!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Superb!!! A piece of Inca treasure unearthed!!
  

*by T***R on Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2020*

A powerful work of art that will stay with you forever! It is such a rare and happy occasion to come across a contemporary author who is a true master of his business, and after having read this wonderful tribute to the Incas (another Inca treasure, one could say), I expect to be able to thank Mr. Geoff Micks some day for it. A couple of month's ago, I was in Ecuador for the first time -- my first time in a 'true' Inca land, if I don't take northern Chile into account -- and I was looking for some 'Inca History' to start reading while I was still there. That's how I came across this book. I saw it was historical fiction, but the plot and the praise were so inviting that I decided to buy it. It was the best thing I could have done! I now understand more about the Inca Empire and the everyday lives of people within its territory than I thought would ever be possible, and the book has motivated me to go for more (as a professor of Linguistics, I am specially interested in the qipu knots). Do not miss this wonderful book!!

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Well researched but long
  

*by E***. on Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2020*

I enjoyed the book most of the time, but there were too many characters to keep track of.  The main characters kept appearing in the story but the references to ceremonies and locations were difficult to separate and thus made it difficult reading at times.  There was a glossary at the conclusion of the book - which if it was included in the preface would most likely have helped sort things out quite a bit.  I love learning about these cultures so wading through some of the difficult reading was worth it in the long run.  The gold standard for these types of historical ficton is still Gary Jennings with 'AZTEC' .  Nothing better in my opinion.

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