Magic in the Air (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 311)

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Summary: Native American Romance- Synopsis
Review: On Wings of Dreams

Anthropologist Jeannie Donnelly had come home. New Mexico was the land of her people, the Natuwa Indians. And her federal grant for an anthology of Native American songs and chants was the stepping stone to her grandmother's legacy. For Jeannie Donnelly had come hoem to right a fifty-year old wrong- and to assume her righful plave as medicine woman of her tribe.

Museum curator Michael O'Shea loved the land, the people and the magic of the Southwest. And he knew he could love Jeannie,a woman who eased his agonizing loneliness. But he didn't know how close her quest would come to breaking his heart.... or the painful choice that could tear them apart forever...

Rating:
Summary: INTRIGUEING ROMANCE
Review: This is an intrigueing romance of an emotionally scarred forty one year old, silver blond haired man [with a mustache] and a beautiful, self-contained, matrilineal Native American, thirty-two years old who has a self imposed agenda when she arrives in New Mexico

Jeannie Donnelly is the next in line medicine woman of the Natuwa Indian tribe and is bringing a petition up before the Tribal Counsel claiming her rights in the name of her grandmother.

Michael O'Shea is the curator of the Anderson Native American Museum and close friend to Bobby Quick-To-See, the medicine man of the Natuwa tribe.

Bobby seems to feat the wild black stallion that Michael will stand friend to. And he does not recognize the lone black wolf when she shows up.

Extra sensory perception seems to run through these people with confusing results - but Oh, what a story!

I think the cover was very fitting - and for me enhanced the story.

Definitely recommended --M