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"Time travel romance with a fresh twist!"
Reviewed by Tami Sutton
Posted May 11, 2004

Growing up, Kris Baldwin would listen to stories told by her grandmother,a Comanche medicine woman. Around her neck she wore a stone that her Grandmother said held a special gift, one that would one day be discovered. But, in the meantime Kris continued to be at peace with both her Read more...

"Touching time-travel romance."
Reviewed by Sabrina Marino
Posted June 12, 2004

Kris Baldwin is about to embark upon a new journey after receiving notification that she's been accepted to teach in Lawton, Oklahoma. Kris celebrates by taking a swim in a natural spring in Barton Springs, Texas, where she's living. She wants to help her people, participating in a heritage she's Read more...

"Insightful time travel romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 9, 2004

Her Comanche grandmother told Kris Baldwin many tales about their people; thus, though a mixed breed, Kris is comfortable with her duel heritage and even wears the stone that her Indian Grandmother gave her. Kris goes swimming in Barton Springs, Texas when she notices a stone like the one Read more...

Summary

On a quest to save his people from death and starvation, Chief Black Eagle he experiences a vision from the Great Spirit, which shows a beautiful doe-eyed woman shedding a tear, followed by a warning: "Guard her well." Black Eagle stands in the cool water of Barton Springs -- the same water that had pulled Kris Baldwin back in time. The woman he recognizes from his vision quest floats downstream, her body appearing lifeless. With the Great Spirit's words echoing in his mind, Black Eagle pulls the beauty to safety. But how can this white woman be the answer to his tribe's plight? Black Eagle will soon find himself torn between duty and love, clinging to nothing more than faith.