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I knew that arming the general populace and their elected leadership with knowledge, verifiable knowledge, would change the game in New Mexico forever.
Now here I was in the present gazing at Teresas rosary. Then abashedly upon the beauty of her body. She was real and it hadnt been a ghost chase. I was having some difficulty in processing the ramifications of finding her by the supernatural means I had used. In fact, I was attempting an inner self-assessment of my spiritual status. I had become a sorcerer to find my lover. Would she be? It was unlikely that she would choose to love a…mehr

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I knew that arming the general populace and their elected leadership with knowledge, verifiable knowledge, would change the game in New Mexico forever.
Now here I was in the present gazing at Teresas rosary. Then abashedly upon the beauty of her body. She was real and it hadnt been a ghost chase. I was having some difficulty in processing the ramifications of finding her by the supernatural means I had used. In fact, I was attempting an inner self-assessment of my spiritual status. I had become a sorcerer to find my lover. Would she be? It was unlikely that she would choose to love a person like myself.

ACTION / SUSPENSE / ADULT HISTORICAL FICTION
For persons interested in shamanism... this book is a must!
Gary Grief, Petroglyph Recorder/Archeologist and former Program Chair, Taos


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Born in the Alaskan Territory in 1954, M Avery attended St. Johns College of Santa Fe (1972) on scholarship before graduating from University of New Mexico, 1980. After ranching and farming in Monticello Canyon, Quemado, Clines Corners, and along the San Juan River, Avery continued teaching in public, tribal and college programs. Eventually traveling the width and breadth of the Nuevo Mexico territory, Avery now lives and works in Taos, focusing on spiritual and political encounters between the New Mexican tri-cultural peoples. The author emphasizes the peoples unified response to the Nuevo Mexico vastness and our on-going struggle to become one community out of great diversity.