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The dog let out a slight whimper as he scanned all around him.

"He's not here. I promise." Nina tried to comfort him.

Nina could almost see his heart beating through his thick fur.

"He isn't going to find us. Don't worry... It will be ok." Nina told the dog. She attempted to convince herself that was true as well.

Nina and the dog sat silently together for a while regaining their composure. The soothing sound of the ocean waves helped them escape, at least for today, from those terrible thoughts of the bad-man.



Based on a feature film screenplay:

"A very gripping hook with high stakes.

The tension is maintained well throughout. It is very fast-paced and engaging,

the (reader) will be engrossed from the start." Coverfly




In this heartwarming, fast paced love story... Nina, a beautiful Native American woman, and a rescued fighting dog escape from the clutches of a treacherous drug lord, Their run for freedom, brings them to California, where they meet a handsome big wave surfer with kind eyes and a gentle heart. For a moment, it seems as if Nina has found a second chance at a better life. But her past comes back to haunt her in this gripping story of hope, redemption, retribution and the true meaning of love.








She sighed as she contemplated the sand between her toes. Something felt oddly familiar to her, yet in truth, it was unlike anything she had ever seen, or felt before. It was different from the hot dry desert sand from where she was born. The Navajo Nation's poorest reservation. Well, they called it a "reservation", but for her, it had felt like prison. She loved her family. She loved her indigenous roots. God she loved it. She was proud of that part. But on the reservation, there was no running water. Often no electricity. The rest of the world was living and thriving, but for Nina, and her tribe, everything started to seem unobtainable. Savin's dangerously handsome good looks, and end-less supply of drugs and alcohol filled her needs with ease. And then there was his money. Lots of it. Drug money.