"An enlightening peek into contemporary Native America." Craig Stephen Smith (Ojibwe) Native American Evangelist, author of White Man's Gospel "A heart-thumping face-off between good and evil that will keep you in suspense until the very last page!" Dana K. Cassell Writers-Editors Network "A courageous book that breaks new ground.a fascinating story by a new voice in Indian America." Principal Chief William "Rattlesnake" Jackson American Cherokee Confederacy Torn between two worlds, Dina Youngblood must make a choice.if it doesn't kill her first. Cheha Youngblood disappeared without a trace from the Bitterroot Confederacy three months ago, and her older daughter, Dina, is determined to find out why. What do the clues in her mother's journal mean? Who is the giant-winged creature that so terrified her mother, a Native Christian convert? Could any of the tales that are as old as the Indian nations and told in the blackness of deep nights in the South Florida Everglades be true? And why are owls beginning to perch outside of Dina's home? Then handsome Marty Osceola, the son of the most powerful witch on the Florida East Coast and the boy Dina had a crush on in grade school, arrives back in town.. A unique coming-of-age novel about the stunning consequences of choices presented from a Native viewpoint
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent!,
By marketer's dream (Jacksonville, FL United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gray Rainbow Journey (Paperback)
I really enjoyed this book! It has everything I like in a great novel: some action, important
themes, some humor, suspense; and all told from the Native American perspective-- which is unique. I found myself really rooting for Dina, the main character, and hoping she made the right choices. I was even praising God for Uncle Donnie's healing! Needless to say this book really drew me in and I can't wait for the sequel!! I definitely recommend this book!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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A must read for people interesting in Native Americans,
This review is from: Gray Rainbow Journey (Paperback)
All Americans are immigrants (or their descendants). It's just that some of us have been here for over 10,000 years. The indigenous peoples of the Americas have cultures and ideas that are completely different to any other. This beautiful story is a wonderful way to learn the ways and struggles of contemporary Native Americans. This really opened my eyes to a culture I was previously unfamiliar with.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Fascinating. Many Interesting Facets & Not Just for Native Americans,
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This review is from: Gray Rainbow Journey (Kindle Edition)
This author has many skills. Her feel for Native American culture and the characters in her book are very fascinating. I have only read the first 1/2 and find myself wanting to leave other work related serious reading, to finish it.
The author is quite a talent when she can create a desire to read and hook the reader. I appreciated the respect and insights into our true Americans, sharing insights in a story that is also enjoyable and not mere facts. The author is not known to me in any manner.
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