Top 10 Reasons Why Readers Recommend the Epic of "Brazil"

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 28, 2011 -- Brazil. the epic novel by Errol Lincoln Uys, is a spellbinding saga of two powerful families that depicts five turbulent centuries in the history of a remarkable land.

From colony to kingdom, from empire to nation, Brazil is filled with memorable people living through one of the great adventures in human history.

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Top 10 Reasons Why Readers Recommend the Epic of "Brazil"

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The Cavalcantis are among the original settlers and establish the classic Brazilian plantation -- vast, powerful, and built with slave labor. The da Silvas represent the second element in both contemporary and historical Brazil: pathfinders and prospectors.

Just how successful Errol Lincoln Uys is in capturing the Brazilian “thing” is best judged by what readers say about his 800-page historical novel. Here's a sampling of comments from readers' letters published on Brazil's website:

Top 10 Readers’ Comments on Brazil:

!. "Truly a Masterpiece - a fantastic journey through the centuries"

2. "A Brazilian Rite of Passage"

3. "A Truly Amazing Read"

4. "Brazil is a Classic"

5. "I feel more 'Brazilian’ after reading Brazil

6. "A Monumental Novel - As Great and Grand, as Michener's Source"

7. "Brazil draws me as surely as the mystery of South America itself"

8. "I Am Mesmerized"

9. "Loved it! It's Fabulous!"

10. "A Beautiful Work! Brazil is gripping, easy to understand."

Professor Wilson Martins, a major Brazilian critic, says Uys (pronounced "'Ace",) a South African-born Boston author, is "the first to write our national epic in all its decisive episodes -- the first outsider to see Brazil with total honesty and sympathy. Uys was able to accomplish what no Brazilian author from José de Alencar to Jorge Amado was able to do. Descriptions like those of the war with Paraguay are unsurpassed in our literature and evoke the great passages of War and Peace."

The Kindle e-book edition of Brazil ($9.99) includes a free Illustrated Guide to Brazil, the Novel that includes three hundred images and maps. Plus The Making of Brazil, which tells how the novel was written from start to final manuscript; The Journey, which narrates the author’s four-month 20,000-kilometer trek across Brazil.

The Print Edition ($19.95 plus shipping) can be bought directly at the author’s website or via Amazon, with personally autographed copies available from the author.

What better way for the reader-explorer of a nation as vast as Brazil to discover a totally new and dynamic world free from the eternal stereotypes about this great country.

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