She would be forced to choose between two warring sons – and two kinds of life.

     It was Chad, “the white son,” whose charm first won her trust, but some inexorable sensual force drew her to the copper-skinned one – the man called Hawk.

     Hawk, the half-breed son of Navajo woman and the land speculator who bought Arizona – acre by rich acre . . . Hawk – a man as implacable as the rocky ridges of his homeland, but in whose eyes burned the Navajo’s gentle mysteries. . . Hawk – who found no solace on his lonely path between two worlds.

     But in Lanna he found his hope for solace – and a hunger as deep as his own.  And through her passion he would seek his passage – to a union with the sacred old ways, and a life lived in the light.