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Dream Walker by Velda Brotherton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story authentically explores the lives of two very different people. Rachel, who has taken her white father's last name of Keye, hides away on a wagon train organized to head north and blaze the historic Cherokee Trail. She is fleeing the poverty of her Cherokee family. As the descendant of a revered witch, she is able to contact the spirits that have passed on by walking in other people's dreams.

Daniel Wolfe is haunted by nightmares that take him back to a day when his regiment attacked a village and young children were killed. He wants only to live a hermit's life in the wilds of Oregon until he saves Rachel from her cruel owner's whip.

The trip west is historically accurate and description is just enough to keep the reader in the story. Characterizations are strong and believable.

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Wednesday, July 25, 2007

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