Medicine woman

by Kathleen Eagle

HE HAD COME TO HER IN A DREAM When Kezawin met James Garrett, a strange white man with powerful magic that he called "science," she knew she had seen him before ... in a mystic dream. Because of such visions, Kezawin's people called her Double Woman Dreamer. And Lakota legend said that any man she loved would die... ONE MAN DARED TO LOVE HER... Naturalist James Garrett knew Kezawin wanted him. This beautiful Indian woman had risked her life to save him from brutal death at the hands of her enemies. So why did she deny her feelings? Somehow he had to convince her that their love was strong enough to keep them safe.

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