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Format: Paperback, Unabridged-CD
Publisher: St Martins Pr
Published: Feb 1999
Genre: Fiction - Historical - General
Retail Price: $19.00
Pages: 304
Based on actual historical events, this novel follows the indomitable May Dodd as she travels to the Cheyenne, becomes the bride of Little Wolf, chief of that tribe, and struggles with living in and being loyal to two different worlds. Reprint.
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I enjoyed this book very much. Well written and kept my interest to the end.
Interesting book, but I did not care for the reader of the audio book. She attempted different voices/ accents for the different characters. If you cant do it well, I would prefer it be read in just one voice. Bothered me all the way through the book and usually I can get used to an average reader.