Arapaho Vision Quest Series by Lisa Shea

A Wyoming blizzard. A crashed car. Haloke's only six years old, but there's no one else. Her father's dead. Her mother's clinging to life. She draws deep within her, to her Arapaho and Navajo roots, and sets out to find help. Twenty years later, it's Haloke's younger half-sister, Johona, who desperately needs help. She'd been knocked unconscious and then brutally raped. Johona steadfastly clings to the belief that Deputy Logan can find those who are responsible... moreA Wyoming blizzard. A crashed car. Haloke's only six years old, but there's no one else. Her father's dead. Her mother's clinging to life. She draws deep within her, to her Arapaho and Navajo roots, and sets out to find help. Twenty years later, it's Haloke's younger half-sister, Johona, who desperately needs help. She'd been knocked unconscious and then brutally raped. Johona steadfastly clings to the belief that Deputy Logan can find those who are responsible. And maybe - just maybe - her sister would be able to return home from deployment overseas to spend Christmas with the family. The lives of Haloke, Logan, and Johona are entwined by fate, just as are the lives of those on and off the reservation. And the story has just begun ... * * * Wyoming Vision is book one in the Arapaho Vision Quest series. In general, Lisa's novellas are written without explicit intimacy or violence. As such they are suitable for teens and up. That being said, this specific series does center around one young woman's recovery from rape. Readers who would have concerns reading about this sensitive topic should be aware of that storyline. Half of all proceeds from this series benefits battered women's shelters. less

Haloke had lost everything. She had been forced to watch, helpless, as her innocent younger sister was attacked. She had failed to avoid the mine set to entrap her. And because of her injuries, she had lost her one opportunity to inflict revenge on the four men who so clearly deserved it. And now her world was collapsing down around her shoulders ... * * * Tibah's Vision is book five in the Arapaho Vision Quest series... moreHaloke had lost everything. She had been forced to watch, helpless, as her innocent younger sister was attacked. She had failed to avoid the mine set to entrap her. And because of her injuries, she had lost her one opportunity to inflict revenge on the four men who so clearly deserved it. And now her world was collapsing down around her shoulders ... * * * Tibah's Vision is book five in the Arapaho Vision Quest series. In general, Lisa's novellas are written without explicit intimacy or violence. As such they are suitable for teens and up. That being said, this specific series does center around one young woman's recovery from rape. Readers who would have concerns reading about this sensitive topic should be aware of that storyline. Half of all proceeds from this series benefits battered women's shelters. less

Christmas was the season of kindness. Of Peace. Haloke and Johona should have been relaxing at home, enjoying their newfound life together. Instead, their world was about to shatter apart. * * * Navajo Vision is book six in the Arapaho Vision Quest series. In general, Lisa's novellas are written without explicit intimacy or violence. As such they are suitable for teens and up. That being said, this specific series does center around one young woman's recovery from rape... moreChristmas was the season of kindness. Of Peace. Haloke and Johona should have been relaxing at home, enjoying their newfound life together. Instead, their world was about to shatter apart. * * * Navajo Vision is book six in the Arapaho Vision Quest series. In general, Lisa's novellas are written without explicit intimacy or violence. As such they are suitable for teens and up. That being said, this specific series does center around one young woman's recovery from rape. Readers who would have concerns reading about this sensitive topic should be aware of that storyline. Half of all proceeds from this series benefits battered women's shelters. less