UNDER A BLACKBERRY MOON by Serena B. Miller, is a
unique novel filled with tenderness, grace, determination, and the story of
love conquering all.
Moon Song has come a long way from the day she
stumbled into a Lumber camp seeking refuge from the harshness of winter, after
giving birth alone and on her own. But
now it is time for her to go back to her people. And, because of the fondness the camp owners
have for Moon Song, they have asked their trusted friend Skypilot to see her
safely home.
After a major disaster, Moon Song and Skypilot must
make their way several miles by foot to civilization. Along this journey their
feelings for each other begin to grow into something more than fondness. Skypilot is convinced he’s in love with Moon
Song and tries to convince her of the same.
But, because of the betrayal of white men to both her and her mother,
Moon Song is convinced Skypilot will one day leave her and because of that she
refuses to give him her heart, even though he already possess it. After delivering Moon Song safely to her
people, Skypilot tries once more to convince her he wants to stay with her and
prove his love. She refuses. Realizing there is only one way to prove his
love, Skypilot sets out on a life altering journey, praying that his path will
cross Moon Song’s once again.
I really enjoyed UNDER A BLACKBERRY MOON. The story felt fresh and unique but my heart
ached as the story read as a review of American history and the mistreatment of
the Native American people. The
secondary characters added depth and color to an already rich story. And as previously stated it was the epitome
of love conquering all.
Available October 2013 at your favorite bookseller
from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group.
Book provided for review purposes.
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