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Ana lives in a California mission with her adopted siblings, wishing she could know someone like a mother one day. When she meets a healer of the Ohlone people who could fulfill that role, the mission sends her off to her birthplace in Alaska, a place she's never known. As she sails with British Captain Vancouver, Master Joseph Whidbey and Lieutenant Peter Puget on their annual mapping tour of the Pacific, she meets a young man on ship who is returning home to Hawaii. When he pleads with her to stay in Hawaii with him, promising love and a home, she is torn, forced to choose between the only love she's ever known and the possibility of finding her mother in Alaska. Her choice could send her into an 18th century indigenous culture that could be dangerous, especially to her.

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Rarely do I come across a book like this that makes me feel like I'm part of a major discovery. --A.J. Wells, Reader for Writer's Digest A wonderfully complete, beautiful picture of a society that was uncompromising and tough... that functioned well before the ""civilizing"" Europeans. A powerful tale I truly appreciate as told through the eyes of the indigenous people. Highly recommended. 5 Star --Grant Leishman, Reader's Favorite A wild ride... One of the strongest pieces of historical fiction I've ever encountered. Ana is bold, brilliant... so many gorgeous literary aspects... It warrants multiple reads to understand the depth of the work. --Judge, 29th Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards An exceptional read. The heartfelt plotline is dramatic and moving, involving struggle, loss, braveness, love, determination, and hope; everything to make the story superb. Definitely recommended. --Schmuel Yaccoby, author of Kumaz

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