To Each His Own (American Heroes Against All Odds: North Dakota #34)

Is there really witchcraft or do people produce it by believing?The Townspeople of Glover, Norht Dakota wanted to believe it of Lavender Holland. She had the courage to be different -the reasons you will never guess.But Wyatt Archer was beginning to wonder - because he kept returning to Lavender. She and her attraction was not in his game plan. Wyatt was a tall, dark half-blooded Sioux in a town of Scandinavian blondes. He was hired to coach wrestling to the high school team. This town took wrestling seriously. And so did Wyatt.Wyatt had several good boys on the team -- one was John Tiger, the only other Native American in the high school and we meet Ally Nordstrom, not a wrestler but hopefully a manager ot the team. His sister, Teri, sixteen, works with Lavender, perfecting the art of weaving and falling in love with John Tiger.Everything falls apart when John Tiger takes a flying leap off of the train tressel and can no longer wrestle. Killing all of his hopes and dreams. Now the question is why?Marge Nordstrom makes a pass at the coach, Wyatt, even embarassing her children. She has quite a reputation around town for her many men and she definitely tries to stir up trouble for Lavender.Not to give away too much of the story but I loved the beginning of the story with a personals ad and ending with one. It was very romantic.Excellent story but --M -- recommended for a good read.

To Each His Own is another //can't put it down// Kathleen Eagle book. I had read Diamond Willow BEFORE I read To Each His Own and recognized the characters. Both are must reads if you're a Kathleen Eagle fan! She's my favorite author, because you know you'll not be disappointed with ANY of her books.