Sora is the wise, young High Chieftess of the Black Falcon Nation. For many winters her heart belonged to her husband, Flint, a warrior from a neighboring clan. Flint truly loved Sora, and together they explored the world of passion and love. But Flint was very jealous and on more than one occasion beat men to death for merely casting a longing glance at Sora. Unable to live with his murderous rage, Flint packed up his things and moved back to his mother's clan, divorcing Sora and leaving her forever. Remarried and fully devoted to her duties as the High Chieftess, Sora tries to bury her memories of Flint. But she is forcibly reminded of her lost love when, on the eve of war with a neighboring nation, she is visited by Skinner, an old friend of Flint. He bring word of Flint's death, but Sora notices something strange about Skinner; it is as if he carries part of Flint's soul inside of him. When he starts revealing secrets that only Flint would know, and arousing her passion in ways only Flint had, Sora must figure out if this is merely the clever witchcraft of enemies who want to seize her power and destroy her nation or the spirit of her one and only true love.
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"Completely different. So many twists and turns that you may become lost. If you keep reading though, it is totally worth it. I have book 2 sitting on my shelf. That's a necessity. This book leaves you hanging! Passed out and carried off, HANGING." — Jeanette (4 out of 5 stars)
"Completely different. So many twists and turns that you may become lost. If you keep reading though, it is totally worth it. I have book 2 sitting on my shelf. That's a necessity. This book leaves you hanging! Passed out and carried off, HANGING."
" Intriguing! Very sexual. Interesting look at cultural aspects of American Indians of the past. "
" This is basically a Mills and Boon set in the time of Native Americans. Sadly it is something I can never unread. "
" I really enjoy Native American Novels, this one was a couldn't put down, slightly erotic read. I had to get the next book to see what happens....... "
" It was an interesting take on a murder "
" loved the cover but didint really care about the book "
" I flew through this book for some reason. It was engaging, well-researched, sexy, and interesting. The tense moments kept me from putting this one down any time soon. I really liked the main character, Sora. "
" not as good as the People series, but I like it "
" Way too..... Um .. Smutty. "
" a beautiful story about the struggles one woman goes through to piece her life back together. The Beautiful exotic Sora has lived through many trials in life. She is a survivor, and a mentally strong woman, but can she face the mystery with in. "
" I didn't really care for this book. I didn't like the ending at all. I guess because I didn't get any satisfying conclusions at the end like I expected. "
" I loved it Native American history is always fun to read and this was a nice mystery novel combined with really interesting facts about how these people lived. I recommend it. "
" Absolutely wonderful reading! I have always loved her style of writing. This book really draws out the emotions in you!!! Looking forward to the next book! "
Kathleen O’Neal Gear is an author and nationally award-winning archaeologist who has been honored by the United States Congress. She is a former state historian and archaeologist for Wyoming, Kansas, and Nebraska for the U.S. Department of the Interior. She has twice received the federal government’s Special Achievement Award for “outstanding management” of our nation’s cultural heritage. With her husband, W. Michael Gear, she is the co-author of many books.
Kathleen O’Neal Gear and her husband, W. Michael Gear, have written over twenty international bestsellers which have been translated into twenty-one languages. Their novel People of the Raven won the Golden Spur Award in 2005. Separately and together they have written more than forty books. In addition to writing both fiction and nonfiction, the Gears operate an anthropological research company called Wind River Archaeological Consultants and raise buffalo on their ranch in northern Wyoming.
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