Marilyn Harris (1)Reseñas

Avon said this book is, "a pulsing romantic saga of dark desire and haunted love!" and that statement provides me with endless shock and humor. This book was fucked up lol like I have sat on what to say about it for weeks and whenever I try to come up with something I just stare off into space remembering so many grisly details. Anyway, I look forward reading more of Harris's books.

Great book, albeit highly disturbing. An emotional roller coaster.

Mega angst.
The hero behaves really badly and has massive redemption.

This was an unexpectely good read, drawing me in from the very first page. Many fascinating cultural contrasts are made, and silence is valued. There were several surprises, and this book was not at all what I had imagined it would be, happily. I was profoundly dissapointed to see the level of anti-AmerIndian/Native American sentiment in what I had imagined to be a mostly Native American location, and I continued to be shocked throughout the book. Wow what a read, recommened for everyone.

Really strange book... I read it long ago, so not clear on the details anymore. I do remember this woman ends up with a theater troupe (maybe) that make her act out her horrible childhood, but they don't exist really... or something. Maybe I should file this one under Ummm.

I have never come across a book quite like this one. Violence, anger, redemption, victory over adversity and tragic loss...if you can find it, it's a fantastic read. It is a rare love story about a strange native American juvenile delinquent and her social worker. I would recommend to all!