Queen of America : A Novel (Hardcover)

from MarkPSadler

Like sweet nothings whispered by my lover to leave my marriage bed, to dalliance with her, I listened, spending the day enamored with Teresita, ‘Saint of Cabora', until my wife accused me of an affair with the book and then I could not leave it alone until it was done and dusted. Intended as a se...

from porch_reader

A follow-up to [The Hummingbird's Daughter]. Young Teresita Urrea, the Saint of Cabora, is in America with her father after having escaped their home in Mexico. Pursued by assassins, Teresita travels into the heart of America, struggling to deal with the hordes of pilgrims and the people who want...

from MarkPSadler

Like sweet nothings whispered by my lover to leave my marriage bed, to dalliance with her, I listened, spending the day enamored with Teresita, 'Saint of Cabora', until my wife accused me of an affair with the book and then I could not leave it alone until it was done and dusted.Intended as a seq...

from MarkPSadler

Like sweet nothings whispered by my lover to leave my marriage bed, to dalliance with her, I listened, spending the day enamored with Teresita, 'Saint of Cabora', until my wife accused me of an affair with the book and then I could not leave it alone until it was done and dusted.Intended as a seq...

from NancyNo5

Maybe if I had read the first book I might have enjoyed Queen of America however, I didn't, so I was not taken with the story. Apparently based on the author's family history, this is the second story of the life of Teresita Urrea, the Saint of Cabora. She was a healer among her people the Yaquis...