
Medicine of the White Owl
by Donna Simko
Title:
Medicine of the White Owl
Author:
Donna Simko
Edited by:
Wendy Padilla
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
316 pages
Publisher:
Lulu Press, Inc.
ISBN-13:
9780615255101
EAN:
9780615255101
Classifications:
Modern and Contemporary (Post c 1945)
Weight (g):
586
Dimensions (mm):
149 x 229 x 27
Publication Country:
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Condition:
New
Description
Destiny is about to rush through the sleepy village of San Ramon forever changing the face of the American Southwest in 1850 as Apache, Pueblo, American and Spanish cultures collide, igniting Northern New Mexico. With the collapsing of a silver mine in Northern Mexico, an urgent need for workers is created, sparking the Southwest slave trade. Thrust into the middle of this, the children of the mission in San Ramon realize they are in danger, and to survive they discover allies in unexpected places. An injured child from the mission seeks refuge in an ancient shaman's cave where she discovers the power of the Owl . . . the ability to see truth in darkness. Rescued by a medicine woman from a local Pueblo, the child grows in wisdom. The child returns with her new found wisdom and aids the children of the mission who will have to choose between the values taught by the controlling Father Alcazar and the spiritual values of the Pueblo. There will be no middle ground.










