Books with title Whispering Lake

New Territory of Montana 1863. Sarah Bryson’s silent world is destroyed when her so-called fiancé has her kidnapped to prevent his discovery as a gun-runner. After surviving a massacre, she is rescued by Blackfeet warrior, Two Shadows. But in order to reach the safety of his village, they must confront wild animals, ruthless mountain men, treacherous mountain storms, and Crow Indians bent on revenge.Sarah seeks her true identity as a woman. Two Shadows’ struggles with loyalties divided between his love for a white woman and his devotion to his tribe. Whispering Sun captures a time when the Blackfeet are forced to see their way of life disappear. It’s a story where it’s possible for a white woman to decide she belongs with a loving people and a Blackfeet warrior. It’s a story that shows how a half-breed can choose an alliance and find his place in a colliding world. Review:Rita Karnopp has composed both a creative and enduring tale of trials and tribulations that are, oh, too real, and leave an overwhelming impact on the reader. From betrayal, to finding love, she has written a masterpiece that is hard to put down. Cherokee, Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance

A STORY OF THE MASSACRE AT SAND CREEK. Whispering Wind was a Cheyenne. And the lands and the game of the Cheyennes were being taken by westward-moving white men. Eager for action yet mindful of the wise words of his father, Whispering Wind was torn between his desire to join the fierce raids of the ‘Dog soldiers,’ the warriors, and his horror of torture and death.Brave Heart, father of Whispering Wind, would go to Denver, to speak to the ruthless white colonel, Chivington, for peace. Black Kettle, Chief of the Cheyennes, agreed that Whispering Wind would go with him.That fatal journey leads into a stirring tale of an Indian boy’s heroism during what history knows as the Sand Creek massacre. Here is the story of the tremendous dangers braved by Whispering Wind for the sake of his father.It is a bold, plain-spoken story in which Indian ways and Indian customs are accurately portrayed; in which Indians and whites are depicted alike as men, with the same reactions to threats against life and property, with similar weaknesses in individuals, with equal individual courage and stanchness in the face of danger.

The archangels have watched over humans for millennia with the hope that peace on earth might someday become reality. This vision of peace has remained a dream until a Mexican farm boy, an Afghan school girl, and a goat herder from the Democratic Republic of Congo finally stand up and demand an end to the violence and injustice in their countries. When these three young peace makers are brought together with unexpected help from forces both on earth and in heaven, the response is earth shattering. But will it be enough? Will peace prevail on earth?

"...powerfully moving, spiritual (non-religious) speculative fiction."--Blue Ink Review The archangels have watched over humans for millennia with the hope that peace on earth might someday become reality. This vision of peace has remained a dream until a Mexican farm boy, an Afghan school girl, and a goat herder from the Democratic Republic of Congo finally stand up and demand an end to the violence and injustice in their countries. When these three young peace makers are brought together with unexpected help from forces both on earth and in heaven, the response is earth shattering. But will it be enough? Will peace prevail on earth?

Whispering Sun New Territory of Montana 1863. Sarah Bryson's silent world is destroyed when her so-called fiancé has her kidnapped to prevent his discovery as a gun-runner. After surviving a massacre, she is rescued by Blackfeet warrior, Two Shadows. But in order to reach the safety of his village, they must confront wild animals, ruthless mountain men, treacherous mountain storms, and Crow Indians bent on revenge. Sarah seeks her true identity as a woman. Two Shadows' struggles with loyalties divided between his love for a white woman and his devotion to his tribe. Whispering Sun captures a time when the Blackfeet are forced to see their way of life disappear. It's a story where it's possible for a white woman to decide she belongs with a loving people and a Blackfeet warrior. It's a story that shows how a half-breed can choose an alliance and find his place in a colliding world. "Rita Karnopp has composed both a creative and enduring tale of trials and tribulations that are, oh, too real, and leave an overwhelming impact on the reader. From betrayal, to finding love, she has written a masterpiece that is hard to put down." ~ Cherokee, Coffee Time Romance

Cassie, a young Wiccan, has spent her life harboring a secret. She has the ability to communicate with spirits as if they were still flesh and blood humans. For the past several years, her best friend has been a hunky ghost. Matt died over fifty years ago, but he's never felt so alive. Cassie makes his heart pound... well, if he still had one. He knows that he loves her, but would never admit it. While he would love nothing more than to kiss her senseless, he wants her to have a shot at a normal life. Deciding that she's tired of being alone, Cassie goes on a trip with some friends to Whispering Lake, North Carolina. While she's there, she meets three hot brothers. One in particular, Cole, catches her eye. As she gets to know him, she thinks he may be "the one." Too bad he has a secret of his own... he's a werewolf! Will Cassie choose the ghost or the hottest werewolf on earth?