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    Tiana ~ Gift of the Moon ~ Women of the Northland ~ Book 2

    By Pinkie Paranya

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    Tiana, Gift of the Moon is the second novel in the Women of the Northland trilogy. In this story of the earliest people in North America, Pinkie Paranya weaves her tale of Inuit customs and superstitions into those of the Athabascan Indians, who also live in a harsh climate.

    Tiana is fierce in battle, gentle in temperament, and has a quiet strength. She embodies the spirit of the Raven Mother and accepts the challenges before her with faith in her ancestry and the powers she has inherited. Tiana must face the trials of being a woman shaman in a male dominated society. After tragedy befalls her, she sets out alone to find her lost daughter who must continue the Raven line. But can Tiana find the child in time?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlack Opal Books
    Release dateFeb 2, 2015
    ISBN9781626942271
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