Embrace the Wind
Tucson is worse than Ginny Sinclair expected.  Having lost her first and only love, Ginny is in Tucson, working beside her father at the newly purchased Tucson Sun.  Before long, Ginny finds herself the reluctant editor of the newspaper.  Pulled into the struggle between the town and the Apaches, Ginny is intrigued by the half-Apache Bonner Kincaide.  The attraction is dangerous for both of them in a town torn by hatred and distrust of Indians.  Bonner is an interpreter for the U.S. Army and proud of his Apache heritage.  Empowered by the wind spirit, Bonner's goal is to help his people face their defeat in order to achieve a much-needed peace.  Ginny is just a city woman to him, someone he shouldn't be involved with.  But Bonner and Ginny discover the heart is blind to the prejudices of society.  And love is worth fighting for.  In a stunningly romantic novel, Chelley Kitzmiller brings history alive.  Weaving fact with fiction, she has created a memorable story that will stay in your heart.  This richly textured novel stands out from others in the genre because of Ms. Kitzmiller's ability to paint a picture with words.  At times breathtaking, the novel flows seamlessly and will captivate readers.  This is one of the finest western historicals to come along in a while.Passionate and romantic!  A historical romance in the finest sense!  Chelley Kitzmiller is a name to remember! Chelley Kitzmiller demonstrates a love for history and a talent for storytelling in her incredible story Embrace the Wind! Readers will be captivated by the gifted Chelley Kitzmiller!  A marvelous story-I was sorry to see it end!Kristina Wright  --Copyright © 1994-97 Literary Times, Inc.  All rights reserved--FromLiterary Times