Sacred Ground
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.39 (848 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0765393484 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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. Jennifer must also deal with the return of her former lover, David Spotted Horse, who is an Indian activist and a prime suspect in the bombing. When she is hired by an insurance company to look into the bombing of a shopping mall where fragments of Indian artifacts are discovered, both of these interests come into play. Skillfully weaving a tale of fantasy, mystery, and Native American folklore, Lackey has written a unique novel sure to appeal to YAs.Katherine Fitch, Lake Braddock Secondary School, Burke, VACopyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal YA-Native American Jennifer Talldeer is a private investigator who usually deals with mundane cases of divorce, insurance fraud, and missing persons. The burial ground of her ancestors has been destroyed as well as the mall site, freeing evil spir
Serious Mischief Jennifer Talldeer is several people. We know her as a woman making her way as a private detective, a tough business for a man, let alone a woman. Her tribesfolk know her as Good Eagle Woman, an active participant in the powwows and a determined rescuer of Native American artifacts. Her true name is Kestrel Hunts Alone, student of her shaman grandfather Mooncrow, on of the respected Little Old Men of the Osage.When Jennifer is called in to investigate sabotage at a construction site that appears to have disturbed some Indian remains, her instincts as Kestrel warn her that all is not as it see. D. Thorne said AMERICAN INDIAN MYSTERY (AMERICAN INDIAN MYSTERY (3-AMERICAN INDIAN MYSTERY (3-4 star) D. Thorne Good and evil in the Native American spirit world. P.I. Jennie, an unorthodox "warrior" on the shamans path, brings her talents and personality to solve problems in the world of the heavy eyebrows. The Native American theme comes accross very well. The heroine is a good character and her relationship with her grandfather is done very well. However, as much as I enjoyed this story, I still felt as though I was being cheated. A feeling of flatness pervaded most of the book. Despite this, just enough of interesting character, situation and set, kept me in the book till the end. I would really r. star) Good and evil in the Native American spirit world. P.I. Jennie, an unorthodox "warrior" on the shamans path, brings her talents and personality to solve problems in the world of the heavy eyebrows. The Native American theme comes accross very well. The heroine is a good character and her relationship with her grandfather is done very well. However, as much as I enjoyed this story, I still felt as though I was being cheated. A feeling of flatness pervaded most of the book. Despite this, just enough of interesting character, situation and set, kept me in the book till the end. I would really r. -AMERICAN INDIAN MYSTERY (3-4 star) D. Thorne Good and evil in the Native American spirit world. P.I. Jennie, an unorthodox "warrior" on the shamans path, brings her talents and personality to solve problems in the world of the heavy eyebrows. The Native American theme comes accross very well. The heroine is a good character and her relationship with her grandfather is done very well. However, as much as I enjoyed this story, I still felt as though I was being cheated. A feeling of flatness pervaded most of the book. Despite this, just enough of interesting character, situation and set, kept me in the book till the end. I would really r. star). Good and evil in the Native American spirit world. P.I. Jennie, an unorthodox "warrior" on the shamans path, brings her talents and personality to solve problems in the world of the heavy eyebrows. The Native American theme comes accross very well. The heroine is a good character and her relationship with her grandfather is done very well. However, as much as I enjoyed this story, I still felt as though I was being cheated. A feeling of flatness pervaded most of the book. Despite this, just enough of interesting character, situation and set, kept me in the book till the end. I would really r. Great Read! I like the way Lackey has written Jennifer, she is on par with Diana Tregard. The mystery of the book is great, and the charachters are well developed.
A freelance private investigator, Jennifer spends hours tracking down stolen Indian artifacts. the sabotage of construction equipment implicated Native American activists--particularly Jennifer's old flame, who is more attractive, and more dangerous, than ever. Worst of all, the grave of Jennifer's legendary medicine Man ancestor has been destroyed, his tools of power scattered, and a great evil freed to walk the land. Jennifer must stand against the darkness. She walks a difficult path: contrary to tribal custom, she is learning a warrior's magics. If she wavers even for an instant, she will be annihilated, and the world will fall into oblivion.. T