Bøger af Diane Davis White

When two bodies-one a local woman, the other an unknown child-are found in the Old Trails Cabin just outside of town, Sheriff Patrick Dooley is in over his head. Once he exhausts all possible suspects locally, he is pretty much at a loss.The FBI gets involved, however, and the Sheriff is compelled to work with an FBI agent who also a very sexy female. Confident, smart and savvy, she gives the Sheriff a hard time at first.The Sheriff goes from resentful to grateful as he sees her expertise with a gun and her investigative skills. Together they must find the answer to the secrets of the Old Trails Cabin or others may die.

John Six Feathers finds himself transported back in time, along with the white woman who challenged him for her right to be at Wounded Knee Memorial one cold, snowy day. Waking from a coma, he realizes he has discovered the truth about what happened at Wounded Knee on December 29, 1890. Faith Donahey discovers her ancestry in a most peculiar way after an encounter with a rather unpleasant Rez Cop at the Wounded Knee Memorial. Through a series a dreams, her encounter with the man's family and her own ancestor's diary, Faith learns the truth of what happened at Wounded Knee on December 29, 1890. An accident on the highway, a spiritual intervention, and the truth as they knew it becomes the truth as they will tell their children and grandchildren down through time. This is their story.

Attention Readers: New Edition of the Original Publication by Highland Press - New Cover with Original Content Here What does a woman do when she finds herself and her children stranded alone in the wilderness, on the side of a mountain with winter looming? Jessica Maxwell finds out just how uncertain life can be when her husband leads them away from the wagon train in search of gold. Then he dies in the Rocky Mountains after destroying their wagon while trying to get through a treacherous pass. A Lakota Sioux Warrior appears at her campsite, offering help. Once past her initial fear of him, she grudgingly accepts, recognizing she needs his assistance to survive. What does a reclusive Lakota Warrior do when he is obliged to give aid to those he dislikes? Swift Eagle, guided by nightly visions, travels until he comes upon the family that his dream has shown him. Reasoning that the family will die without his help, he accustoms himself to the idea of contact with these white intruders into his land. A man who seeks solitude, the Lakota resists caring about the white family, but fails entirely in face of their need. The white woman's proud bearing, courageous spirit and underlying gentleness seep into his heart, no matter that he resists.

Book Two in The Lakota Moon SeriesWhen Thunder Heart, a Lakota warrior who is destined to be a leader of his people, saves the lives of two white women during Red Cloud's War, he places his family and, indeed, his entire village at risk. Can Thunder Heart keep these women safe? Will his act of compassion cause the death of his people? Or will they demand the death or abandonment of these women in order to avoid the wrath of the Bluecoats or perhaps, that of Red Cloud? Uncertain of the outcome, he knows only one thing: He desires the pale-haired beauty, Victoria Abernathy, and will do anything to insure her safety.Following on the heels of the well-received, Moon of the Falling Leaves, Ms. White has once again produced a romantically sensual story of two people in love overcoming prejudice and hardship.

Finding an orphaned Lakota child on the prairie gives Orin and Laura Porter something they've long for: a child of their own. Then the child's grand-uncle finds them and wants to take his only living relative away. They finally agree that the boy and his 'Old Uncle' should stay with the Porters. Their lives will never be the same. Enriched and governed by love.