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"A brilliantly told story of the Sandoval Sisters . . . The book is written with great skill and talent." #5 in the Top 10 Latino Books, 2012. The Latino Author
"This was one of the best books I've read this last year. It had everything from great characters, suspense, romance, and an intriguing plot." Amazon
"This story of love, mysticism and betrayal tests the ultimate boundaries of sisterhood. I loved this brave, lushly written tale of life in old Santa Fe.” Jill Smolinski, author of Objects of My Affection and The Next Thing on My List
"FULL OF DRAMA AND UNEXPECTED TURNS. CAPTIVATING TILL THE END. WHAT SURPRISED ME ABOUT THIS BOOK, BESIDES THE FEISTY FEMALE CHARACTERS AND MULTI-GENERATIONAL SAGA, IS THAT I REALIZED I'VE NEVER READ A FICTIONAL ACCOUNT OF THE WAR THAT BROUGHT NEW MEXICO INTO THE UNITED STATES.
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Pilar:
“Are you worried about Texas becoming a state?”
“It’s sure to happen and Texas wants New Mexico. Will the Americans keep Texas from our doorstep, or will the Texans encourage the Americans to conquer us?” He was quiet, and then he said, “Either way, they will come and they will hammer at your door to marry you—”
I put two fingers over his lips. A flash of light cut through the darkening room, followed by a grumble of thunder. “I want you inside me during the storm,” I said. Geraldo ran his hand under my skirt. I stopped its progress up my thigh. “Remember when we spoke of me dressing as a man—”
“A boy!”
“I have a few things, a pair of knickerbockers—”
Geraldo laughed. “Knickerbockers! You want me to undress you in order to dress you as a boyish dandy? You learned more than I had imagined at the Maison Carondelet.”
“Perhaps I could teach you a few things,” I said, and stood. Geraldo followed me to our bedroom, ever the eager student.
*****First place at the 15th annual ILBA, 2013: Best Historical Fiction and Best First Book.*****
The Sandoval Sisters' Secret of Old Blood
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