WolfShe

In 1700, a great wave sinks entire islands in the Puget Sound, leaving a three-year-old indigenous girl the sole survivor. A medicine woman on a distant island, Ama, finds and raises the child as WolfShe and trains her in healing arts. WolfShe grows into a powerful medicine woman, one haunted by the loss of her family. Not knowing her totem, she fears no ancestors will greet her at the gate to the Land of Mists when she dies. Without their help she could be forever lost in the Land of Shadow Fog. Pale Face, an invader and trapper, hunts WolfShe and her wolf. But he carries a more terrible threat than his knife, a disease that kills. In trying to escape him, WolfShe discovers her fate as a healer and her true totem.

Author: Dyan DuBois
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Luminare Press
Published: 04/04/2020
Pages: 188
Weight: 0.54lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.43d
ISBN: 9781643883137

About the Author
DuBois, Dyan: - Dyan Dubois is a Fulbright Scholar, a retired professor, a visual artist, and a fiction writer. She received a bachelor of fine arts from UC Berkeley and a master of arts from California State University Sacramento. Her first published story, "Closed Eyes Smiling," was inspired by the Tibetan Refugee Center in India. Her novel, Rajasthan Suite Memory, takes place in Rajasthan, India, in the present and the 1700s. Dyan lives in the Sierra Mountains of California.