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Forever Unbroken
In 1935, the expansive Redfeather ranch in South Dakota has stood strong for many generations, showcasing the unwavering determination of its founding family.
Leading the way is Victoria Redfeather, a young woman whose roots in the land run as deep as the rivers that flow through it. Victoria carries the spirit of the American West within her, being born into a family of fearless warriors and determined settlers. She embodies strength, competence, and a disregard for the limitations imposed by society.
Since she could walk, Victoria has always felt comfortable riding horses, and her abilities as a horsewoman and rancher exceed those of even the most experienced individuals. With an innate understanding of the animals under her care, she commands respect from the rugged cowboys who work the land alongside her. Despite her tough exterior, she secretly craves love and acceptance.
When the warm months arrive, and seasonal workers flood the ranch, Victoria's attention is captivated by Tokala, a Lakota man whose ancestral roots and inner strength deeply resonate with her. Yet Tokala, haunted by the biases of a world that has persistently attempted to erase his cultural background, believes that the differences between the two worlds are insurmountable.
Through heart-wrenching trials and triumphs, Victoria and Tokala must navigate the treacherous waters of societal expectations and cultural divides. Their journey will lead them from the sunlit plains to the revered Black Hills, delving deep into their souls as they confront the lingering spirits of the past and embrace a future founded on mutual understanding and respect.
Ultimately, the trials they face will only strengthen their love, serving as a testament to the unwavering power of the human spirit and the limitless bonds that go beyond race, culture, and the limitations we impose on ourselves.
When the sun descends upon the Redfeather Ranch, a brand new day emerges, symbolizing a heritage of hope, healing, and endless love.
Leading the way is Victoria Redfeather, a young woman whose roots in the land run as deep as the rivers that flow through it. Victoria carries the spirit of the American West within her, being born into a family of fearless warriors and determined settlers. She embodies strength, competence, and a disregard for the limitations imposed by society.
Since she could walk, Victoria has always felt comfortable riding horses, and her abilities as a horsewoman and rancher exceed those of even the most experienced individuals. With an innate understanding of the animals under her care, she commands respect from the rugged cowboys who work the land alongside her. Despite her tough exterior, she secretly craves love and acceptance.
When the warm months arrive, and seasonal workers flood the ranch, Victoria's attention is captivated by Tokala, a Lakota man whose ancestral roots and inner strength deeply resonate with her. Yet Tokala, haunted by the biases of a world that has persistently attempted to erase his cultural background, believes that the differences between the two worlds are insurmountable.
Through heart-wrenching trials and triumphs, Victoria and Tokala must navigate the treacherous waters of societal expectations and cultural divides. Their journey will lead them from the sunlit plains to the revered Black Hills, delving deep into their souls as they confront the lingering spirits of the past and embrace a future founded on mutual understanding and respect.
Ultimately, the trials they face will only strengthen their love, serving as a testament to the unwavering power of the human spirit and the limitless bonds that go beyond race, culture, and the limitations we impose on ourselves.
When the sun descends upon the Redfeather Ranch, a brand new day emerges, symbolizing a heritage of hope, healing, and endless love.
181 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 1, 2024
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