Medicine man - Cheryl Reavis

OPPOSITES ATTRACT. BUT THEN WHAT?

He was about to go to a war zone. He couldn' t get involved with a woman now.

She was in a battle for custody of her son. She couldn' t risk a new romance.

He was half Navajo; he embraced the spiritual wisdom of his ancestors.

She knew nothing about his traditions.

And both Will Baron' s and Arley Meehan' s big, protective, opinionated families opposed the two of them being together.

If they were smart, they' d walk away from each other fast. If they followed their hearts, who knew what might happen..

Cheryl Reavis is an award-winning short story and romance author who also writes under the name of Cinda Richards, describes herself as a late bloomer who played in her first piano recital at the tender age of thirty. We had to line up by height-I was the third smallest kid, she says. After that, there was no stopping me. I immediately gave myself permission to attempt my other heart's desire-to write. Her Silhouette Special Edition novel A Crime of the Heart reached millions of readers in Good Housekeeping magazine. Her books, The Prisoner , a Harlequin Historical and A Crime of the Heart and Patrick Gallagher's Widow , both Silhouette Special Editions, are all Romance Writers of America's RITA Award winners. One of Our Own received the Career Achievement Award for Best Innovative Series Romance from Romantic Times magazine. A former public health nurse, Cheryl makes her home in North Carolina with her husband.