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Management number 233293131 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price $7.32 Model Number 233293131
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THE FIRST BOOK IN THE INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED WINONA TRILOGY Psychologist Dr. Meggie O'Connor - recently divorced, a feminist, and nearing forty - has quit a thriving New York practice to retreat to the rural, scenic Leelanau Peninsula along Lake Michigan in search of a simpler life. That bucolic dream vanishes with her first patient - Winona Pathfinder, an elderly, feisty Lakota medicine woman who has jolted her family with the declaration that the Spirits are coming to take her Across in two months, although she is neither sick nor suicidal. A healer of lost souls, the resistant Winona begins to weave a disturbing web of traditional Lakota medicine teachings and paranormal events around Meggie whom she perceives as naive and unbalanced, while Meggie struggles to use all her professional skills to keep Winona alive. Two very strong women, two very different cultures - who is healing whom? A powerful and lyrical story, Winona's Web touches the heart with its message of hope and prayer, of love and loss, and learning how to listen to the healing web of the world. Read more

ISBN10 1929590148
ISBN13 978-1929590148
Language English
Publisher Two Canoes Press
Dimensions 6.25 x 0.5 x 9.25 inches
Item Weight 15.4 ounces
Print length 239 pages
Publication date May 1, 2010

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