B- Reviews / Book Reviews#ownvoices / American Indians / Contemporary / friends-to-lovers / Native American1 Comments
Linda and Arnie are the should have been that never happened. Linda Bird has poured her heart into building a community for Indians in the city, but the setbacks keep coming and her supporters are losing faith. In college, Arnie Jackson was a sexy-but-aggravating rival. Now she needs his help ... more >
A- Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Reads#ownvoices / alcoholism / American Indians / Contemporary / Native Americans2 Comments
Tommy Weaver wants to stay sober and that means steering clear of challenging situations, avoiding difficult people, and staying away from personal relationships. Unfortunately, he has a cousin unsuccessfully rehabbing in his spare room while Crooked Rock demands more than he can give, and in the midst of his growing ... more >
B- Reviews / Book Reviews#ownvoices / American Indians / college-student / Contemporary / Native Americans6 Comments
The future of the Crooked Rock Urban Indian Center remains uncertain. Ester Parker has it under control. She’s committed to her work with tribal people, she manages an untrustworthy roommate, and on the side she’s developing the skills to go after a new love—filmmaking. If only she had the courage ... more >
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Here I go down to the end (again) reading 2016 releases like mad for my Best of List. Looking back at my reading list I had a pretty good year. I have lots of B grades and many B+ but this year I had enough A grades that I decided ... more >
A Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Reads#ownvoices / American Indians / Contemporary / Native Americans5 Comments
There’s never a dull moment at the Crooked Rock Urban Indian Center. Rayanne Larson knows firsthand the struggles of native people. Working at Crooked Rock gives her the chance to do good work for Indians living in the city. She has high hopes for the Center’s progress until its new ... more >