Walks Through Mist. The Dreaming, #1

Par : Kim Murphy
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8215084915
  • EAN9798215084915
  • Date de parution05/09/2023
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  • ÉditeurWMG Publishing

Résumé

Psychologist Shae Howard treats a patient who claims to recall nothing of the current century. Under hypnosis, Phoebe Wynne tells an astonishing tale of an ocean crossing to Colonial Jamestown, followed by near starvation and a daring escape to a nearby Indian tribe. Although Shae's ex-husband, seasoned police detective Lee Crowley, is intrigued by Phoebe's story, he remains skeptical regarding her claim that she's from the seventeenth century.
A Native American himself, he does, however, admit to feeling a kinship with Phoebe. How is it that she seems to understand his pain and anger at being caught between two cultures?Phoebe shows Lee "the dreaming, " which reveals a misty world where the Powhatan people and Colonial Jamestown come to life. and connects him to his own past. Is Phoebe delusional? A witch? Or has she indeed traveled through time?
Psychologist Shae Howard treats a patient who claims to recall nothing of the current century. Under hypnosis, Phoebe Wynne tells an astonishing tale of an ocean crossing to Colonial Jamestown, followed by near starvation and a daring escape to a nearby Indian tribe. Although Shae's ex-husband, seasoned police detective Lee Crowley, is intrigued by Phoebe's story, he remains skeptical regarding her claim that she's from the seventeenth century.
A Native American himself, he does, however, admit to feeling a kinship with Phoebe. How is it that she seems to understand his pain and anger at being caught between two cultures?Phoebe shows Lee "the dreaming, " which reveals a misty world where the Powhatan people and Colonial Jamestown come to life. and connects him to his own past. Is Phoebe delusional? A witch? Or has she indeed traveled through time?