second Edition Release Sticks and stones... Candice Lincoln is waiting for her big break. Journalism, at least when it comes to war corresponding, is still a man's game. When she's handed a fluff story to cover a group of Native American dancers in the Midwest, the last thing she wants to do is drop everything and abandon her desk in the city. Hawk Manone is proud of himself and the people to which he was born. Sure, they have their problems from years of neglect, discrimination and overt hostility, but if they work together, he knows that his people can become proud again. That's why he volunteers his time as part of a dance team that helps to educate the white population as much as his own. He never thought his desire to teach the general population about his Nation would lead to falling in love with a woman as pure, and as white, as the driven snow. But then again... Even the snow isn't white once it gets dirty. And when it comes to journalism, apparently, "dirty" is the name of the game. Publisher's Note While writing Dance In My Heart, Marjorie spent many hours talking with a dear friend and member of the Ojibwe Nation, Waterfall Woman. Water's comments and suggestions were immeasurably important as Candice's character arc came full circle. The language in Dance In My Heart and the contemporary Native American attitude is authentic, and unless you've actually heard it, rather unpronounceable. Do your best. We won't judge. The author would like to thank "Waterfall Woman" for her astounding help during the writing of this novella. We hope you enjoy reading Dance In My Heart, a work of Native American Western Romance, as much as Marjorie enjoyed writing it. Includes a sneak peek at Loving the Heartland - Top 10 Amazon Bestseller for Lesbian Romance

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