"Wonderful Indian romance by debut author."
Sadie Pritchard and her two young sons find a safe haven in
an abandoned cabin on Lake Okoboji in Iowa. She needs a
place to convalesce with her boys and heal from a marriage
wrought with pain and suffering. After being gone four months, Sam "Mac" MacAllister returns
home with his infant daughter to find his cabin inhabited
by strangers. Sadie finds the tall, handsome stranger
intimidating and dangerous, until she looks into his eyes
and sees kindness and compassion. As they become friends,
she finds that as powerful as Mac's body is, his character
is even stronger. Mac and Sadie try building a life
together. The little cabin on the lake is the first place
Sadie has ever felt safe. Her boys are happy and she feels
good in Mac's arms. Mac has never known anyone as sweet as
Sadie. She teases him with her innocence and entices him
with her gentle spirit. However, The Sioux nation is in agony and Calhoun County,
Iowa, is in a state of unrest. Life is good for Mac and
Sadie, until the fateful day the Sioux come calling. WISHES ON WATER is an unbelievable journey. Debut author
Dana George gifts us with a story that begins with
tenderness and tranquility, the yearning for safety and
love and the hope for a peaceful tomorrow. She awakens all
of our senses in this beautiful story of love, hope,
unbelievable strength and second chances. Trouble is
inevitable and we're taken on an adventure one must read to
believe. It's an intense story of the suffering of the
Sioux nation, heart-wrenching and painfully real. You must
read this incredible story, and always remember: there's no
place like home.
Reviewed by Suzanne Tucker
Posted August 16, 2004
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