Susan H. (smhamn) reviewed on 8/7/2008 + 167 more book reviews

"Although only one-quarter Cherokee, Ethan is loyal to his Native American heritage. For years he's watched the slow decline of the Cherokee nation; soon he'll see its complete demise when his people, bound by the laws of an unsanctioned treaty, are forced from their homes in the land of their birth. The last thing on his mind is falling in love.

Until he meets Lillian.

Ethan knew, the first time he laid eyes on her, that there was something special about the fiery, independent school-teacher. Before long, that 'something special' blossoms into a mutual love. But is it fair to ask her, a woman accustomed to prosperity and convenience, to share his family's grief--a grief that will only worsen when the removal takes place?

Can Ethan's newfound faith in God remain steadfast in the midst of heartbreak? And will Lillian remain loyal to the One she's always looked to in the times of trouble--even if it means she and Ethan must to thier separate ways?"

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