México, 1864. Miranda Howell, compadecida do sofrimento do povo navajo, almejava educar as crianças para que pudessem enfrentar o futuro, e não passado, que ainda lamentavam. Mas cada esforço seu era derrubado pelo orgulhoso guerreiro que desejava apenas fortalecer seu povo... e ajudar Miranda a libertar a paixão de sua alma... Ahkeah conhecia o dever para com seu povo. No entanto, não sabia como enfrentar o inimigo que usava saias e exalava o perfume de lilás... Afinal, Miranda Howell chegara ao deserto cheia de curiosidade e compaixão... e de uma ternura que, lentamente, ia derrubando as paredes ao redor do coração de Ahkeah.
Perfume de Lilás - Navajo Sunrise (Clássicos Históricos 249)
Elizabeth Lane
Nova Cultural
2002
221 páginas
7h 22m
ISBN-1: 0
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Elizabeth Lane
Once upon a time . . . there was a little girl with a very big imagination. She loved dressing up and pretending. She loved animals and exploring new places. Most of all she loved making up stories. The little girl grew up and went to college. Because she loved animals, she majored in Biology. Because she loved exploring new places, she traveled to such exotic spots as Mexico, Panama, Germany, China and Nepal. Because she loved dressing up and pretending, she took up dancing—even though she wasn’t very good at it. Along the way she learned that not all endings are happy. She learned that real happiness comes from loving life and all its adventures and from loving others. And she never stopped making up stories. Today that little girl is a happy grandma who lives in Utah, close to the mountains. Because she loves animals, she volunteers as a zoo docent. She still travels to exotic places. She still dances. And she still loves making up stories.
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