
Lakota Dreaming
by Constance Gillam
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Pub Date Jun 06 2014 | Archive Date Apr 29 2019
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Description
Her visions brought her here. Her heart tells her to stay. But someone dangerous wants her gone...
Zora Hughes is haunted by someone else’s past. Plagued by dreams of her ancestor fleeing captivity, the former NYC fashion editor travels to South Dakota to uncover the truth. And until she can put her visions to rest, she won’t let anyone stand in her way… not even the handsome captain of the local tribal police. John Iron Hawk is on a mission to clean up his reservation. Trying to raise a teenage daughter on his own while working to expose a corrupt casino manager means he has little time for nonsense. But for reasons he can’t explain, he finds himself irresistibly drawn to the gorgeous New Yorker stirring up trouble. As Zora’s search collides with John’s investigation, unearthing an old secret could have deadly consequences. Threatened by a ruthless enemy, Zora and John may have to find a key to her past to unlock their new future...
Lakota Dreaming is the first book in the riveting Lakota series of romantic mysteries. If you like mystical connections, spiritual journeys, and lush depictions of Native American culture, then you’ll adore Constance Gillam’s entrancing novel.
Advance Praise
Finalist 2014 International Digital Awards in Suspense
Finalist 2014 International Digital Awards in Suspense
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9780985728823 |
PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
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I got a free copy through NetGalley and a feedback is asked for. Unfortunately, I cannot give a good one. The idea is great. Ancestral memory as a theme sounded attractive. The story line is basically ok and well developed but the characters are stereotypical. They remained flat to me. The book is missing a good editor. There are several inconsistencies and little error. With all of it, I would have given 3 stars but I did not like the stupidity of the female main character.
Please give the author a good editor as there is potential. She seems to have good ideas and generally can write.