an a Navajo Holy Man with a crippled heart heal the white woman with a crippled foot?

Notah Begay loses his young wife while performing a healing sing for her for a stomach ailment he cannot name. He is forever haunted by his failure and has sworn never to love that deeply again. At least not until he meets the gentle JoAnna and his vow flies away on her lilting laugher and sweet smile. JoAnna is captivated by the Holy Man’s devotion to his twins and his tribe. She feels someone as perfect as he, will never look at someone as imperfect as she.

"Didier's novel harkens back to the classic Native American romances of the 1980s with its emphasis on the culture, mores and beauty of the Native American heritage. For readers who miss these traditional stories and their wonderful characters and western adventures, here is a book to make your heart sing." —Romantic Times

wo sisters head west to find their uncle after their parent’s death, only to find more heartache ahead when a Chiricahua Apache warrior takes one sister captive.

A Baltimore belle and an Apache brave caught up in a taboo love that has the power to heal or harm a broken people. Set in l860’s Arizona, Apache Warrior proves love knows no color, creed or race. It happens in the heart, when and where you least expect it, and if allowed to grow, can conquer differences in culture, hatred and personal loss.

"A compelling story! Wonderfully authentic!" —Cassie Edwards, New York Times bestselling author

"An outstanding romance novel...pure reading pleasure and hard to put down."—Affaire de Coeur

"Didier creates likable characters, a romantic setting and romantic tension."—Romantic Times