Review: The Spirit Keepers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
A very good read. The kidnapping and rescue read will have you on the edge of your seat. Here you have two teachers, Ben and Sandy, who teach at this pueblo school. Ben has been there for a few years and Sandy is a new comer and does not know the tradition of the people or the area. But she refused to stand by and do nothing while one of her students is being harassed and beaten up on a regular basis. She soon finds out that the whole family is being threatened and harassed in order to force them off of their land. She found out that Tonito Edakee is accused of winning the land from Luci's father. Luci claims her father was drunk and that Tonito refuses to give it back. The family is accused of being witches, because of mysterious deaths there.  Sandy is determined to help them out. She went to the tribal council and even the tribal governor, but they refused to intervene. Told her that they would have to settle it amongst themselves.Its after the Edakee's house is burned to the ground that the truth comes out about who is behind the harassments and why. All due to what Sandy found in the ashes. This is where it gets real good and you will not want to put the book down until you finish it.