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First tagged "native american" by Miranda T. Valenz
Full Specification tags: ghost story(21), psychological thriller(21), suspense(20), suspense thriller(20), horror thriller(20), native american culture(19), naticve american(8), native american
Product Description
"In a midst of genocide they were only shadows that faded away. Ones not seen, and ones positively not missed by a Cavalry. To them it was only one reduction Navajo."
Death plays no favoritism, either immature or old, everybody loses someone they love. We can’t control that, no matter how most we wish we could, though a tragedies in a lives do assistance to conclude who we become. They move a past, present, and destiny together in some-more ways than we know, or understand, and uncover us who we are, and who we’re ostensible to be…
Pain and heartbreak came to Aiyana during an early age when she mislaid her relatives in a horrific accident, withdrawal her and her sister all alone. Having no family they could remember, they were thrown into a cold, uncaring, oppressive realities of institutional care. It was that tragedy that led her to turn a nurse, so that she could have a improved bargain of death, though in a routine she’d mislaid how to have a life. When she walked courageously by a doors of Coyote Hills, anticipating to recover a life she’d lost, secrets of a past began to unravel. Secrets so absolute they called out to be found. Secrets that had been buried for over a hundred years, buried low in a universe she never would have believed existed. A universe dark by darkness, and fueled by pain and fear, one that would change her life, and a lives of her desired ones forever.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #126690 in eBooks
- Published on: 2011-12-22
- Released on: 2011-12-22
- Format: Kindle eBook
- Number of items: 1
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4 of 4 people found a following examination helpful.
By Connie
I have to contend that a summary didn't do this book justice. There was so most going on, so many emotions, what an extraordinary tour it was! we unequivocally felt like we was right there with a categorical character, experiencing all with her on her tour into Coyote Hills. The author unequivocally voiced Aiyana's emotions well, we could feel her sadness, fear, and a tighten relations she has with her family, we even roughly cried during some parts! Not to discuss there were some unequivocally good lines! we wish we could contend some-more about a mc's journey, though we don't wish to give anything away, simpy put, it was utterly a discovery! There were a lot of many opposite aspects to this book: dreams, spirituality, self discovery, creepiness (of march ^_^), even romance. Well written, good put together, and we wish to see some-more from this author in a future. Maybe a partial 2? we rarely suggest this book to anyone who enjoys a good read!
3 of 3 people found a following examination helpful.
By ian
This was such a good book! There were so many twists, and turns, that they took me by surprise. The mc drew me into her world, and into everybody else's, we indeed felt their pain. we don't customarily examination thrillers, my mother bought this one, and I'm blissful she did, we both unequivocally enjoyed it.
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By Mark
Wow,I examination a reviews for Coyote Hills and approaching a good book though it was improved than great! For a initial time author, this is as good as it gets! It was a lot some-more afterwards only another Thriller book, it was suspenseful, really romantic and kept me WANTING to read! I'd really suggest this pretension to anyone looking for something new and amazing. we could really tell this was shabby by Navajo history, that blew me away. All in all, it was an extraordinary book.
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