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Perfect Circles
Two years after a mysterious bag lady bestows on her the gift of two gold rings entwined, Callie Dailie arrives in a small mountain town. Walking through the trails behind the cabin she's come to call home, she stumbles upon a stranger - an old Native American man named Yellow Feather.
Slowly, he reveals the true meaning of the rings and together they journey to a sacred place hidden inside a mountain cavern, where ancient paintings on the walls tell the story of Forever One.
Yet, the future of the cavern is set to disappear beneath the insatiable hunger of land vultures and the heavy fist of progress. The old one believes that Callie and the one she has come to find, hold the key to saving the cavern and everything it stands for.
But he couldn't know that his estranged son would be her most ominous threat of all, or that the one she'd come to find wasn't who she'd imagined.
Perfect Circles is a true love story for all time.
Slowly, he reveals the true meaning of the rings and together they journey to a sacred place hidden inside a mountain cavern, where ancient paintings on the walls tell the story of Forever One.
Yet, the future of the cavern is set to disappear beneath the insatiable hunger of land vultures and the heavy fist of progress. The old one believes that Callie and the one she has come to find, hold the key to saving the cavern and everything it stands for.
But he couldn't know that his estranged son would be her most ominous threat of all, or that the one she'd come to find wasn't who she'd imagined.
Perfect Circles is a true love story for all time.
512 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 14, 2011
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April 25, 2016
So different
I enjoyed the authors writing. First when I began I thought I don't think this is what I want to read. Once I began it held my interest. The story was a journey one I enjoyed.
I enjoyed the authors writing. First when I began I thought I don't think this is what I want to read. Once I began it held my interest. The story was a journey one I enjoyed.
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