While searching for her Native American tribe,
Blind Deer crosses paths with Kade—with near fatal results. Once she is patched
up, she decides it is safer to travel with him than alone Their uneasy alliance
turns to genuine caring, but Blind Deer’s past gets in the way, and she must
choose between love or old obligations.
But nothing in life is carved in stone except
the mountains, and those formidable peaks have been known to change the course
of a man’s life—or a woman’s.
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Throughout history, there’s been hate, violence,
racism, and death. You can’t point your finger at any period in time and not
find it. However, even in the darkest of times, there is light. No entire race,
religion, culture is 100% evil. It’s not 100% good either.
Life is about balance. In Trapper’s Moon, Gini
demonstrated how vile a human or group of humans could be. She also focused and
reinforced the goodness in people. How different races can live in harmony. How
love and compassion can and should triumph over hate and violence.
This message should be embraced and utilized in
our everyday lives.
We can’t allow history to repeat itself. We all
have the power to love, or at least tolerate one another.
Trapper’s Moon was a historical story,
but I genuinely believe its message pertains to the here and now.
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