Path to Sierra
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From the darkness of the back seat, Jordon got up the courage to peer out the window to see where all the noise was coming from. People were cheering and passing dollars.
“Robert!!”
Two men had his brother’s arms while the other two punched him over and over in his stomach til he dropped to the ground! They were kicking him over and over! It wasn’t fair, four against one! Robert was bleeding! He spit out blood twice!
Being panicked, it took awhile to struggle from the car. He fell out on all fours and was scampering that way before he thought about his disobedience - again. He wailed his brother’s name as what he saw stole his fears.
“Leave him alone!!”
One chubby guy wiped his mouth and spat, wobbling back in a drunken stumble. “What the hell - what’s a kid doin here!”
Robert attempted to get up but couldn’t, and Jordon ran falling to his side, crying. What remained of Robert’s voice told him to go back to the car.
“Go - “ he whispered and coughed. He had a palm to the oyster drive, determined to get on his feet.
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Searching for the truth of what happened to Sierra Martinez takes all concerned into a journey through mountains and valleys of the mind’s terrain.
In this sequel to “rojo,” Special Agent Jackson Martinez helps Officer Jordon Wilson uncover the unanswered doubt that has plagued them all since 1968; to know once and for all if Sierra Martinez could have escaped that fire.
As answers concerning Sierra Martinez surface,
About the Author
Susan Gail Cline was born on the Island of Galveston, Texas, raised in the Texas Gulf Coast Region. She now lives in
She has been writing since she was four years old, an accomplished Poet since the age of fifteen, her work published repeatedly throughout the
An advocate for the Native American Culture, she penned THE SONG OF STRONG WIND, produced and released in 1990 by Triumph Records. All proceeds have gone back to the Native Community in some way, as does a portion of all proceeds from her work. She contributes to programs concerning children, families, and the community.
In 1999, she published WARRIOR WOMAN - Native American teachings For Healing The Girl Within for the purpose of workshops and lectures.
She has traveled the
Having grown up in a diverse environment, her work reflects many worlds and ideas, reflecting her love for the many colors of humankind. She has spent her adult life studying religions and cultures of the globe, becoming a bridge of understanding between peoples and customs.
She was given an Indian name by The Ottawa in 1993.
Her landmark novel, “rojo” anchored her work as a writer into agile cognition, delighting readers of every distinction and gustatory perception.
Her courier trademark is shock, surprise, the forbidden, hallmarked by love of family and community that eclipses all distress.
Go to Susan's website for more in depth information: www.susangcline.net