From an international award winner comes “Passionate, realistic and intense, Passion’s Vision will draw you in” (Bil Howard for Readers’ Favorite) 

Award winning Interracial Native American Historical Romance set in the time of the classic novel, The Last of the Mohicans. A disparity of values and intentions clouds the path for James Fitzgerald and the Cherokee tribe he loves in this award-winning historical romance. A sister to the Chief, New Moon struggles with unrelenting attraction towards James, an outsider and threat to her way of life. Is James the warrior New Moon needs him to be and can visions of passion be trusted, at all cost? 

In a time of combat and clash between white settlers and Native Americans in the 18th century, visions point towards an unlikely romance. New Moon, sister to a Cherokee chief needs a strong warrior, at least one stronger than she is. Her impenetrable pride and fierce regrets over the loss of her first husband join force to resist her attraction to an outsider to her tribe. James Fitzgerald has an agenda and a past that presents impediment to his undeniable attraction to New Moon. Their paths are riddled with difficulty during a time when early settlers and native tribes contested for supremacy, land, and right, even among their own kind. Picturesque historical detail surrounds a love story that abounds with adventure, intrigue and aching struggles of the heart. The enchanting tale of romance between New Moon and James takes readers through a tumultuous time in history when every day survival, expectations of culture and tradition, efforts to thrive in an undeveloped land and even disease lay hold of every opportunity for passion’s vision to soar. An award-winning novel, Passion’s Vision marries richly woven contexts of history and the timeless themes of love, romance, friendship and trust to create a majestically epic tale. 

5 STAR 
Love has a strange way of drawing together individuals that seem to not only be extremely unlikely to meet, but are diametrically opposed to ever create a bond. Passion’s Vision by Mary Adair explores this truth as the female warrior, New Moon, struggles with a destiny that has been revealed to her in a vision of man whose “hair is the color of the river’s clay and whose eyes are the color of a summer sky.” Having lost her husband, she has sworn to belong to no other man, regardless of the will of the Great Spirit. James Fitzgerald is the embodiment of New Moon’s vision and she knows it the moment she lays eyes on him; however, she will not easily give up her determination to belong to no other man. As James carries out the task that had been given to him by King George, bringing Cristoph DuPrey to justice, the deeper conflict of the heart of the two warriors rages in full force. Passion, duty, language and culture struggle with each other as destiny tumbles them forward like a cascading river.