The award winning author DiAnn Mills will share her dynamic historical novel, A Woman Called Sage: A Novel, May 1, 2010. It is 304 pages of action-packed energy fueled by emotion. The time of the story is the late 1800's. The story is about a wise and beautiful woman, half Caucasian and half Ute, who has lost all that she loved. She becomes a Colorado bounty hunter. In the twists and turns of the events, she evolves from the hunter to the hunted.
The Sage saga could be marketed as an animal story. One of the main characters is Hawk, a hawk Sage has trained. DiAnn Mills has been careful to depict the closeness of communication the heroine has with animals with plausibility; yet she has not stepped over into a paganic mindset. The hawk is majestic but never magical.
The book is classified as a historical romance. Published by Zondervan, it centers around the relationship the characters have with God. It inspires while it uplifts the soul.
The story teller has a craft of appealing to the senses. When she takes the reader into a saloon, the smell the sweat of the men and the perfume of the women who work there emerges from the pages. When the marshal eats his supper, the tender beef and beans with cornbread stimulates the taste buds. The brisk mountain air causes as much pleasure as the infected gunshot wounds stimulate pain.
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