Bodaway: Native American Romance (Seneca #3)

Bodaway was trying to protect his sister Kimi from Hassun. At least that was what he was telling himself. He was mean to both of them and Kimi did not understand why he was acting like he was. He was not this way when he left to go to the Shaman village to learn to be a shaman. He should have been closer to the Great Spirit, but it seemed to her that he was more on the side of the Trickster than he should have been for a shaman in training.

Nina lives in the Mohawk village. Both of her parents were ended by Head Warrior Huritt. She did not know why he had ended them, but the head warrior of her village said it was him. He even slapped her to the ground to make the point that he did not have to tell a lowly female what had happened. Only that they were murdered by Huritt.


Will Bodaway ever turn back to the Great Spirit or will he stay in the grip of the trickster? Will he ever admit the real reason that he is being mean to his sister and her future husband?

Will Nina ever find out why Huritt ended her parents? Will she ever find someone to love her?
The answers to all these questions are in this book. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.