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Genre: Young Adult
Page Count: 147

Book Description: A Native American seer and shaman pens a powerful YA novel based on a vision of an 1870s Apache battle.

An inspiring story of resilience, grit, and perseverance of a young female Apache warrior.

In 1871, a young White Mountain Apache girl—Talks Like Thunder—is taken from her village in the Arizona territory by her estranged grandfather, chief of the Three Hills Chiricahua. As the years pass, Thunder learns the ways of their ancient beliefs and traditions and becomes a rare female warrior. She falls in love with Golden Eagle, and they become betrothed. But Thunder’s bliss doesn’t last long when the Bluecoats surprise the village, outnumbering the Chiricahua warriors. She does not yet realize that her life will soon be changed forever.
Posthumously published, Red With Native Blood is a novella trilogy written by the late Marjorie Carter, a Native American of Cherokee descent, and co-authored by writer Randal Nerhus.

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Can I get pdf to spaceboundcat@rocketmail.com please?

Hi! I’m interested in reading your novella. If possible, please send a pdf copy to jmiefletcher@gmail.com. Thanks!

I am interested in your novella and would like to read it, please! If that's still an option, hauolibell@gmail.com. Thanks!