Celebrate Native Americans' Day with Lynn Sholes Author of WOMAN OF THE MISTS

September 25, 2015

Woman of the Mists
Lynn Sholes, Lynn Armistead McKee

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Edge of the New World #1

November 2013
On Sale: November 17, 2013
Featuring: Auro; Teeka
343 pages
ISBN: 0692527974
EAN: 9780692527979
Kindle: B00GG1CQ2M
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Also by Lynn Sholes:
Daughter of the Fifth Moon, December 2013
Spirit of the Turtle Woman, December 2013
Walks in Stardust, November 2013
Keeper of Dreams, November 2013

Also by Lynn Armistead McKee:
Daughter of the Fifth Moon, December 2013
Spirit of the Turtle Woman, December 2013
Walks in Stardust, November 2013
Keeper of Dreams, November 2013

Native Americans' Day began in 1989 when South Dakota unanimously passed legislation to proclaim 1990 "The Year of Reconciliation" for Native Americans. Columbus Day was officially changed to Native Americans' Day and has been celebrated on the second Monday in October in South Dakota and Berkeley, California every year. In 1998, California recognized Native Americans' Day and designated the fourth Friday in September as a statewide observance of Native American history, culture, and traditions.

Native Americans' Day is observed in parts of Washington and Minnesota, and Tennessee has a similar statewide observance. To learn more about Native Americans' Day and the Nation's efforts to recognize American Indians and Alaskan Natives, please visit www.IndianAffairs.gov, and contact your state to learn what you can do to help make Native Americans' Day a statewide observance.

GIVEAWAY

Help us celebrate Native Americans' Day with Lynn Sholes, author of WOMAN OF THE MISTS. Lynn's work with the Broward County Archaeological Society led her to write the Edge of the New World series, which takes place 2,000 years ago in what is now South Florida. Leave a comment below and be entered for a chance to win a digital copy of WOMAN OF THE MISTS. 5 winners, open internationally.

About Lynn Sholes

As a native Floridian, Lynn Sholes was intrigued by the prehistoric people of Florida which birthed the seed ideas of her first six novels, writing as Lynn Armistead McKee. Now writing as Lynn Sholes, she has teamed up with Joe Moore writing international bestselling thrillers. Lynn has presented numerous fiction writing workshops and has been a writing trainer and coach for schools in Broward and Citrus County, Florida. She now writes full time from her home in the Sunshine State.

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About WOMAN OF THE MISTS

Long before the arrival of Columbus to the new world, a magnificent and brave people flourished in a verdant tropical land. Their culture, steeped in spiritual life and tradition, provided them sacred wisdom and strength that survived generations.

In this land of abundance, a young a woman, Teeka, surrendered her heart to the shaman's son, Auro. But when a raiding rival tribe invaded their peaceful village and she was stolen away by their leader, her life changed forever.

Comments

25 comments posted.

Re: Celebrate Native Americans' Day with Lynn Sholes Author of WOMAN OF THE MISTS

Sounds like a wonderful book. Thanks for the chance to win. Best of luck with the book.
(Nancy Reynolds 10:12am September 25, 2015)

Sounds interesting.
(Marissa Yip-Young 1:47pm September 25, 2015)

A very interesting sounding book.
(Jean Patton 1:57pm September 25, 2015)

can't wait to find out what happens to her.
(Dagmar Finch 5:05pm September 25, 2015)

I absolutely love historical reads!
(Sheryl Pike 10:36pm September 25, 2015)

Oh my goodness, thank you for this wonderful information
being part Native American (Plains Cree & Metis) this means
a lot to me
(Holly Loch 11:38pm September 25, 2015)

enjoy Native American bks
(Teresa Roberts 12:50pm September 26, 2015)

I can't wait to read this book! I'm hoping you're opening new doors
to our past here in the US! Sounds like it's going to be a great
read! Good luck with it as well!
(Soozie Laubach 9:05am September 26, 2015)

My grandmother was full blooded Potowatomie so I feel
connected to the American Indian stories!
(Mary Hay 9:35am September 26, 2015)

Excited to read!
(Kari Behune 10:31am September 26, 2015)

Personally, I prefer the Canadian First Nations to denote those of American Indian descent (of which I am one). After all, everyone born in the US is a native American!
(Carol Gowett 1:53pm September 26, 2015)

Would love to read, Thanks for the chance
(Colleen Jensen 2:20pm September 26, 2015)

Thanks for helping to illuminate our past through history, culture and traditions of our people.
(Betsy Pauzauskie 2:21pm September 26, 2015)

What an interesting way to encompase the american Indian's past
into immages that we can all see.Thanks for this opportunity.
(Nancy Luebke 3:41pm September 26, 2015)

want to read
(Debbi Shaw 8:50pm September 26, 2015)

Looks like a great read, can't wait
(Trish Wakeman 11:03pm September 26, 2015)

Thank you for the opportunity to win.
(Kathy Church 12:02pm September 27, 2015)

This book sounds interesting. Please enter me in the drawing.
(Sharon Rabner 8:10pm September 27, 2015)

I love to read about Native Americans.
(Robbie Bauldree 11:13am September 28, 2015)

This book sounds very interesting.
(Nadine Stacy 2:36pm September 28, 2015)

Being an early fan of the Clan of the Cavebear series, I think I've found my
new jam. I can't wait to read everything you've written. I hope I win this to
get my start. I always review everything I win. Thanks for this chance. My
Amazon wish list just grew exponentially & I'm hoping my kids use this as
my Christmas shopping list. I email them links regularly just to give them
hints!
(Wl Hutch 5:25pm September 28, 2015)

As a Native American, this series appeals to me on an almost spiritual
level. I've added this to my TBR list, wish list, Goodreads 'Want to read' list,
& every suggestion box in my local library. Need I say more? I'm dying to
read this book! I'm crossing my fingers, looking for a 2-leaf clover, &
hanging an upside down horseshoe over my door. I hope, I hope, I hope!
(K'tee Bee 5:42pm September 28, 2015)

How awesome - I am very fascinated already!
(Felicia Ciaudelli 6:06pm September 28, 2015)

Would love to win!
(Susan Mahaffey 9:47pm September 28, 2015)

Congratulations on your new release! It sounds like a fascinating book.
(Bonnie H 4:37pm September 29, 2015)

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