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Picked this up while waiting for O/F Rebellion to come out. I knew nothing of this new series, except that Dalzelle had written it. Given my enthusiasm for his work and creativity… it seemed like a risk worth taking. Not only did the writing not disappoint, I was elated to see this takes place, and..

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What a magnificent tale that is told just as well. I am grateful to have had the privilege to listen. All Native stories should find the ears of their people. Please make more.

Should have called this book…SURPRISES!! What an amazing read! Dalzelle takes us on a emotional adventure roller coaster. The only part I disliked was the “Audible hopes you have enjoyed this program” prompt. Need more OF!!!

This was a fun listen. Enjoyable from start to finish. Some books go down like Tonic and lime 0blech) but this one is more like smooth Tennessee Whiskey.

Really enjoyed this series this far. The storyline is cool, normally I don’t listen to this kind of book, but this series is engaging.

While this story has an innocence and simolicity about it, there is way too much and too many occurances of sex. I long for days when half a book isn’t about sex. Give me a good storyline that challenges my intellect anytime. That said, what simple story was there was ok. I didn’t hate it!

Riveting, inspiring story of an unknown President, challenged to be great by a surprising correspondent.

This book was amazing. What a ride! I cried at the end, but hopeful that things materialize in a “living” way. This series has made me laugh, and now, cry. Bravo Joshua Dalzelle, BRAVO!!!!

I wish that you could have kept to that gut wrenching laughter in this book. It was good but way too short, could have included katrinas story in this book.

As with book one the laughter was a great edition, keep up the good work.