Review: A book that made me stay up all night reading and missed work the next day.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2012
I loved this story line and could not put this book down.  I started reading it around 10:00 pm, thinking I would stop after a hour or so, and to tell you the truth once the story started rolling out at the first line, I could not, I repeat I could not put this book down.The protagonist in this story is an everyday woman who builds in strength and secrets.  She is protected by a lore of an American Native folk lore?  Maybe or Maybe not.  However, the story has you feeling for the people on this journey  racing to the drums and it was so descriptive you could feel the heat and the burning on your back as they walked where the protagonist told them they would be safe, only because of one line.  You're mine.  I can't even begin to tell you if you have not read Sharon Sala or Dinah McCall books as they are the same, then you are missing out on a wonderful story telling.I called in sick the next day, slept and still to this day am thinking of this book. It was one of the best read stories I have ever read and for someone who reads all genre's I can tell you I also am a speed reader and I read at least 12-15 stories a week.  My husband will tell you that 3 rooms will not hold my books and I have a kindle, and a nook.Yes, I work full-time as a forensic consultant, but reading is a passion that started when I was young and took me off my farm in the Tennessee Appalachian mountains.  What are you waiting for?  Go buy this book.