Rising Wind: Like Feathers Of A Wing, Deep, Informative, & Pertinent

Book Four of Rising Wind Series

Fiction - Mystery - Historical
320 Pages
Reviewed on 03/09/2022
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Author Biography

Award-Winning Author Diane Olsen, a seasoned writer, began with a non-fiction book titled; “Ancient Ways: The Roots of Religion,” which won a bronze medallion from the Christian Illuminations Book Awards in 2017. Diane’s “Rising Wind” book series has also won several awards. “The Thunder Beings” was released in 2018. “Ice and Bone” and “The Weeping God and The Book of Hope” were released in mid-2021. “Weeping God” garnished her a second bronze medal win in 2021.

Book four has now released in March 2022 titled “Like Feathers of a Wing: Deep, Informative and Pertinent.” Three of these books earned five-star ratings from Reader’s Favorite, and in 2021, she received a second Bronze Medal from Christian Illumination for book three entitled; “The Weeping God and The Book of Hope.” Rising Winds is an excellent multi-cultural, cross-genre fiction read with a light Christian-themed, action-packed mystery thrill ride like no other!

Born and raised in Colorado, Diane is an Undergrad at Colorado State University Ft. Collins: Pre-vet med, Anthropology, then attended and received her BA and MA at the University of Montana, Missoula: Anthropology, Archaeology, and Paleontology.

A few of her favorite books are ‘The Book of Certitude (Kitab-i-Iqan), The Upanishads, and The Great Initiates.’ She is currently working on the next book to her ‘Rising Wind’ series and resides in the beautiful Pacific Northwest of Washington State.



    Book Review

Reviewed by K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite

Like Feathers of a Wing is a work of fiction in the action and adventure subgenres and serves as the latest installment of the Rising Wind series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Diane Olsen. The book continues the journey of Gideon and Secora as they seek to shelter those who need it and find a source of water in the deadly heat of the desert. As their quest takes them further and further into inhospitable lands, they come under threat from the beasts of the wild, and the prospect of death looms closer and closer with each step.

This book is a gripping adventure filled with danger and excitement that will keep readers on the edge of their seats, but there’s something more to the work than that. Diane Olsen has created deep and engaging heroes in the forms of Secora and Gideon who are not content to simply survive their adventure; they push forward for a better world and in doing so touch on fascinating subjects involving our relationship with and perception of the natural world. Like Feathers of a Wing grounds itself in the understanding that our world is huge, diverse, and dangerous, and that humans are simply passengers on this planet's journey. The prose is gorgeous, succeeding in making readers feel the dangers of the desert right alongside the spectacle of it as well as the beautiful denizens of the sand who each spring to life off the page as they are encountered through the journey.