I enjoyed the full series.

The back cover says: "Welcome to Tyler The auction's at 2 o'clock. Tyler's annual crafts fair is in full swing. This year the theme is Native American art. Stroll among the tables and admire the handiwork of America's favorite hometown.

Each book set in Tyler is a self-contained story; together, they stitch the fabric of a community.

Torn between two culturs Michael Youngthunder is a successful businesman. But he remians tormented by the Winnebago heritage he cannot leave behind...

Is there a place in his heart for her? Renata Meyer loves Michael, but he comes from a world she knows nothing about. And Michael seems unable--or unwilling--to help her bridge the gap."

Publisher's review from the back cover:

Book 7 of a series of 12 books. Each book set in Tyler is a self-contained story; together, they stitch the fabric of a community.

Tyler's annual crafts fair is in full swing. This year the theme is Native American Art. Stroll among the tables and admire the handiwork of America's favorite hometown.

Michael Youngthunder is a successful businessman. But he remains tormented by the Winnebago heritage he cannot leave behind...

Renata Meyer loves Michael, but he comes from a world she knows nothing about. And Michael seems unable--or unwilling==to help her bridge the gap.

I really liked this one, one of my favorite of the series.

Very good book - part of a series with characters carrying over to the next one. This one is about the doubts an Indian man has about loving a white woman.

Two cultures collide and find romance.

charming, informative - romance and more

Book #6 In the Tyler Series
Tyler's annual crafts fair is in full swing. This year the theme is Native American art. Stroll among the tables and admire the handiwork of America's favorite hometown. Micheal Youngthunder is a successful businessman. But he remains tormented by the Winnebago heritage he cannot leave behind...

Tyler's annual craft fair is in full swing. Ths year the theme is Native American art. Stroll along the tables and admire the handiwork of America's favorite hometown.

FROM THE PUBLISHER
Tyler’s annual crafts fair is in full swing. This year the theme is Native American art. Stroll among the tables and admire the handiwork of America’s favorite hometown.
Each book set in Tyler is a self-contained story; together, they stitch the fabric of a community.

Michael Youngthunder is a succesful businessman. But he remains tormented by the Winnebago heritage he cannot leave behind….

Renata Meyer loves Michael, but he comes from a world she knows nothing about. And Michael seems unable—or unwilling—to help her bridge the gap.

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