Navajo Stories

This is book 2 in the Seeking Hozho series. Alyana and Chayton continue to untangle the ties between the various ongoing files at Alyana's P.I. agency as clues come in from across the world from their partners in the international human trafficking case. In between undercover trips, Alyana meets his family and they plan their wedding hoping to find a few days of peace to celebrate. Will their mystery caller allow it? Or will a surprise enemy strike closer to home?

The Sacred Hoop: Native American stories told from Coda Luna, A lakota Sioux tribe decendent. These Stories have been passed down from genration to generation. Now I give them too you. Read countless stories about lessions and how things came to be. Enjoy -Coda Luna

What happens when you get the chance of a lifetime to do something you love? Do you do it and leave everything you’ve ever known behind, or do you sit and wonder ‘what if’ for the rest of your life? You do it of course! This is a story of two teens who are trying to find out who they really are. Come on this journey with Nakita and Tecumseh and see how they grow in more ways than one.

Shandiin Margarita Shigarakina, a transfer student from the Navajo Nation, arrives at UA High in her junior year with a 'Pro-hero Transfer Exchange Student Program". She is a beautiful 18 year old girl with almond shaped honey-colored eyes, round face, beige-ivory skin, and long charcoal-colored hair with bangs. Shandiin embraces her ethnic background but struggles with her lineage-a complicated mix of heroes and villains. Her mother, the retired pro-hero Siren, uses her healing and powerful illusion like quirks as a nurse to help her patients on the Navajo Reservation, while her real father, All For One, is a notorious villain whose quirk, "All For One," grants him unimaginable power. Though Shandiin is unaware of how to harness his abilities, she is a formidable powerhouse herself, though her emotional stress can cause her quirks to malfunction. At UA, she meets the fiery Katsuki Bakugou, and despite their constant bickering and rivalry, an unexpected bond forms between them-something neither fully understands, but both sense could be something more.

We all have that desire for others to see us as we really are, deep down to our core. Yet do we know who that is? I thought I did... That was until I lost a pillar of my life, my father. From that point on, I struggled with crippling anxiety, diagnosed with agoraphobia my life as I knew it was over. Seeking deep in my heart for healing or some relief, I found my sacred. This book is for anyone struggling with deep loss, those working through trauma's, fears and trying to be a better human.

Two star crossed rez lovers

Ajei is adopted. Originally from Eagar, Arizona, she immigrated to Canada to live with her foster parents at age three. Leaving behind horrific circumstances that left both her parents dead. At age sixteen, being a teenage girl is enough stress on the mind, especially when you're the weird, shy girl in school. But when you're as special as Ajei. Your past is bound to find you. ------------------------------------------------------ Huge thanks to @AnnabethLestrange16 for the amazing cover

After the passing of her mother, Haseya Nizhónígo Flores and her family move to South Central LA (Freeridge) to begin a new chapter in their lives. She expected to have many challenges along the way, but what she didn't expect- was love. "La soledad no me asusta, pero dormir solo no me gusta..." 💕

During the Dawes Act of 1887 when Native Americans were losing their land to the "pale-faced" ones. When a young Navajo girl at the age of fourteen wakes up in her village to see it gouged in flames, its up to her years later to make sure her people stay safe when the Mohawk Indians take the Navajos into their village. The young girl named Nizhoni(Ni-zhon-eh) knows its all up to her. Nizhoni finds out that the reason her village was burned down was because her people wouldn't let the white men split their lands; they burn it to the ground as their solution forcing the Navajo's out. She finds a companion to be a pale-faced who she seems to somewhat recognize. How? Can she trust this pale face? Can she keep this Navajo-Mohawk tribe safe? If you are a big fan of super action, adventure, and romance, this book is for you.

The eagle clans of the mountains have enjoyed two decades of peace. Clan warfare has ceased, and people have settled into normal lives, but that is all about to change. Dagazhin, the crow witch from the north, has returned and he is bent on unleashing his wicked wrath upon the eagles who banished him. Kate, the next leader of her clan, knew something was terribly wrong when her brother, Thunder, did not return with his band of trackers sent to find Dagazhin. Along with her companion Allen, Kate will go against the elders' wishes and leave the village to track down her brother without their help. As Kate searches for Thunder, she will encounter dark crow magic, twisted creatures, and old gods long thought dead. Kate will battle the crows in the sky, outnumbered and alone. She has to stop Dagazhin before he resurrects an ancient evil from Navajo lore, the flying monster who terrorized the land before the mythical warrior twins ended it. Kate will have to face the monster atop Spider Rock. She will have to endure the pain of her past. She will have to rise.

Lees hier in het eerste hoofdstuk van mijn boek: "Mijn indianennaam was Blanke Appel", hoe het allemaal begon. Hoe ik als buitenstaander en als blanke vrouw, door mijn ontmoeting met de traditioneel levende Navajo indiaan Jamison, de unieke kans kreeg om in Monument Valley te blijven en hoe ik langzaam maar zeker steeds dieper in de Navajo cultuur verstrengeld raakte.

Diné spiritualism asserts that there are two sets of beings once spirits finally emerge into this world - The Yellow World - after three other lives. There are Holy People, and the Earth People. It is the Earth People's divine responsibility to maintain health, harmony, peace, and prosperity on Mother Earth. Centuries ago, the Earth People were guided by the Holy People in an attempt to teach them how to properly treat their environment and sustain the planet through their lifestyles. All was considered. Mother Earth and Father Sky. Humans, animals, insects, plants - none were bigger or smaller than the other. If the Earth People's wholesome will faltered, the Holy People were tasked with the responsibility of righting the Earth People's wrongs. Putting nature back on its path. As part of the Holy People's last ditch effort at combating centuries of human transgressions, a select group from the newest - and possibly last - generation is tasked with finally getting those in power to listen. 8 Holy Children are born on Earth, led particularly by Nizhoni Flores who has been patroned by the Navajo God of communication, Bikeh Hozho.

This book is going to be filled with urban legends from the Viking age to Navajo and Native American legends.

In which- the Warriors point guard has a dislike for the Coach's cousin. Raya Forrester, the cousin of the Chuska Warriors coach Heather Hobbs meets the Warriors, but one caught her eye. Jimmy Holiday. Unfortunately, he has a slight dislike towards her. Nobody knows why. When she's around, he'll do anything to push her away. But he was curious at the same time... "y'know, you're not a bad person.." "oh really? i think your eyes need a bleach.". Jimmy Holiday x F!OC

"The feeling of isolation is enough to keep me company." •The First Book of the Eyeseffendee Series• In the Sonoran desert, being alone is a death sentence. Good thing Astor, a young coyote, is part of the Piedra tribe, where he always has shelter, food and water. Too bad he's never fit in. He was found as a sick, dehydrated pup on the edge of the Piedra territory. His bright green eyes and golden pelt set him apart as an outsider; an unwanted runt from another tribe. Things are bad enough without the other coyotes teasing him. The neighboring Fuego tribe has been crossing borders, and they are demanding more territory. When hostilities between the tribes are high, Astor witnesses something terrible: the Piedra tribe's leader is murdered by a shape shifter. The Shifter disguises himself as the chief and exiles Astor from the tribe. Astor is the tribe's only chance. But can he save the tribe that treated him as an outsider? <---•••---> The inspiration for this book came when I was driving through Colorado desert on interstate 70, looking out the window. I couldn't help but wonder, "what's out there?" Eyeseffendee answers that question one way, through the eyes of a young, angsty coyote, but I don't know what's out there. There could be wendigos, shape shifters, spirits and other creatures, or there could just be sand and sage brush. Either way, keep exploring and stay adventurous🏜

Call of the Banshee

"Ironically, anxiety is what has kept me alive." • The Sequel to Eyeseffendee • It's been a year since the young coyote Astor left the Piedra, and he's been traveling along Eyeseffendee, battling monsters and searching for the demon who ruined his life: the Shifter. Astor has been searching to avenge his tribe, but when things have go terribly wrong in the Piedra, he realizes that something far more sinister than the Shifter is arising. <---•••---> Like it's precursor, Eyefifteen is based off of Navajo and other Native American legends, but I am not an expert on Native American folklore and have taken my own creative liberties. Along with these folk tales, I've drawn inspiration from my own experiences. Living next to Eyefifteen and near Eyeseffendee myself, I've been lucky enough to hike Zion, explore the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde, gaze out at the Grand Canyon, and explore the rock formations of Goblin Valley. These places and many others have sparked my imagination, and I highly recommend you take some time to explore them (or any other natural wonder you have access to,) as well. 🏜

A female archaeology student uncovers mysteries about the disappearance of the ancient Anasazi and is soon drawn into a world of black magic and supernatural creatures. Deep in the sandy New Mexico desert near the landmark of Shiprock, an impetuous female archeology student and her dean begin an excavation dig on Navajo land. Unwelcomed by the native peoples because their historical theories are offensive, Kate Darby and Sabastian McEntry soon discover that their exhibition has stumbled upon a truth long hidden. At first the tribal elders try do discourage them but are too worried that refusal will draw curiosity, so they allow the dig until Kate stumbles upon an underground cave that houses the mummified bodies of the supposedly ancient Anasazi. Kate's work is confiscated by police, and she is drawn into a world of dark magic and voodoo to discover that the Anasazi aren't from the Americas and that they are still alive in secret colony hidden somewhere in North America. She and a pair of locals, along with Sabastian, become entangled in a war of good vs evil with the undead.

In small town's everyone knows everyones business. Or so Sophie thought. One new kid upsets the balence and her life is thrown into a whirlwind. Disapperances are happening all oer town and her brother Josh is acting very strange. Glowing blood red eyes and white owls and wolves that weren't there before, all of them seem to haunt her during the day. At night Sophie can only pray there will be enough moonlight to keep the monsters at bay,