Shadow of Time: The Lost Years E-Book

Jen Minkman

• Herausgeber: Jen Minkman
• Kategorie: Gesellschafts- und Liebesromane
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2015

Beschreibung

A young Navajo man goes on a vision quest to commune with the spirits and find out what his life path should be. Little does he know that his meeting with the Bear, his spirit guide, will change him for good and turn his life upside down. In fact, life has more years in store for him than he could have ever imagined...This is a companion novella to the Shadow of Time duology. Do not read if you haven't read the previous two books!

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Shadow of Time: The Lost Years

A Shadow of Time companion novella

Jen Minkman

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Translation: Berry Minkman

© 2015 by Jen Minkman

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Cover design by Jen Minkman

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

1520 – 1598

1620 – 1693

1725 – 1801

Epilogue: Beyond the Veil

Acknowledgements

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1520 – 1598

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I can feel the wind blowing across my face when I open my eyes again and find myself staring out over the plain. The mountain top I chose to accomplish my vision wake is now covered in darkness. For two days and nights I have been here, trying to find the vision that will give direction to my life. Now I know what that direction is, but I feel a certain reluctance. What Shash has shown me I still cannot completely comprehend.

The people who will come to this land from across the sea simply cannot be real. No people walking the earth can possibly think that they own the land. You cannot hold it and take it with you. Instead, the land holds you and leads you to places that, before, only existed in your mind. Can anybody claim to have the right to a sunset, a flowing river, a flying deer? I have hunted deer with my father, but how could I be so misguided as to think that it is my right to kill the animal? We are grateful to the creature for laying down its life for us, and we honor its memory by burning incense.