Watersmeet (Watersmeet Series Book 1) by Ellen Jensen Abbott

      "From her birth, Abisina has been an outcast - for the color of her hair and skin, and for her lack of a father. Only her mother's status as the village healer has kept her safe. But when a powerful, mythic leader arrives in Vranille, Abisina's life is ripped apart. The outcasts are hunted down, and she escapes alone to try to find the father and the home she has never known. In a world of extremes, from the deepest prejudice to the greatest bonds of duty and loyalty, Abisina must find her own way and decide where her true hope lies."







      While this book contains many deeper messages, the language is kept light and clean. With the theme of good triumphing over evil, even when it may take sacrifices, I found this book to teach very good morals. Even with there being many tragedies and even a large war, the language was such that the focus was on the action and not on any descriptive details. I would suggest this novel as great clean reading.

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