Beneath the Willow Tree

by Ann Graham

This is one of my favorite Ann Graham books. If you love drama, native american romance, comedy this book is for you----By familyguyWell Ann Graham has done it again. This book is about one of life's challenges and fate. It is filled with hope, love and faith. Well written and really good-----By MichelleReyoldsKai's life has been a swirl of determination and mystery. She knew from the time she was a young child that she wanted to be a police detective. She was raised in a foster home that took care of her needs, but did not offer her much of a family life. No matter how much she tried to focus on her education and future, her mind was constantly drawn to the past. A small part of her knew that she was forgetting something very important. She was often haunted by the sounds of children crying, though at twenty-seven she was not a mother herself. She had achieved her dream of becoming a well respected police detective. She would often grab on to a case and not let go until she solved it. One of those cases was a thief, known as Gina. When she is alerted to her presence in a little town near Celilo Village(Native american Village) she does not hesitate to head straight for it. Gina has eluded her for the last time, and she is determined to make an arrest. What she discovers along the way however, is a much larger mystery, and perhaps finally the answer to the deep longing within her heart. As she teams up with the local Sheriff, she finds that not only are her memories of the past reawakening, her desire for romance is budding as well. Will Kai finally get the answers she has been seeking for so long? Will she make the arrest she is determined to? You are going to enjoy a great native american romance

46 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 29, 2012