Mystic Horseman

This particular imperfect hero is Dillan Black and his plight to fund a horse camp for kids of his tribe and how he's aided by the improbable duo of his ex-wife Monica (host of a decorating show) and a national syndicated producer of a reality TV show called Who's Your Neighbor Ella. As always her novels contain a lot of wit, beautiful settings and very touching sensual moments always with a moral.

I love Kathleen Eagle. Complex characters, plot, and dialog made this a wonderful story and a great read. She knows and portrays her characters so well that you feel as though you've gotten to meet and get to know actual people in a real community. Not the usual formula for a romance, but a brave quest for happy endings in a story with very real problems and issues. The author's love for the people and places she writes about brings romance to 'all-too-human' characters and unforgiving terrains.

This is a great book. You need to read Painted Pony first to better understand the relationships. Kathleen Eagle is an excellent writer about the American Indian. I think I've read all her books and really enjoy them.

Katleen Eagle, once again shows her remarkable ability to write a novel that one cannot put down once they start reading. She can make a person want to quit his/her job and move out West and buy a ranch.

Great storytelling crossed with memorable, realistic characters. Shows community coming together to honor the past and work for a future for Lakota youth. Lots of exploration of many different relationships. Never felt rushed. Great pacing and humor.