Other Worlds Were Possible

I love thought-provoking works of literary fiction, especially when they pull me out of my comfort zone. Eloquently written, [b:Other Worlds Were Possible 63912236 Other Worlds Were Possible Joss Sheldon https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1670025629l/63912236.SX50.jpg 99884046] poses many questions about society as we know it today.The book follows Sunny, a member of the Eagle Clan, as he's confronted with outsiders infiltrating their homeland. These people bring foreign ideas; money, religion, hierarchy, and so on. Sunny questions these things, trying to understand them while also trying to make strangers understand the beliefs of the clan. Could there be war?Joss Sheldon is a strong and unabashed writer able to flow effortlessly from dialogue to a more introspective style. This is a book that makes you think. Though I can't say I see eye to eye on some of the viewpoints, I appreciate the way they were presented and articulated. I certainly haven't read anything quite like this before.A huge thanks to the author for inviting me to read and review a free digital ARC through BookSirens!