Faye Westlake Newman

The Shaman's Apprentice Faye Westlake Newman

The Shaman's Apprentice is the second in a series of a planned three volumes. Alexis Bishop, daughter of a prominent attorney and well-educated lawyer herself, is also the granddaughterdaughter of a Native American Medicine man. A new client, Rebecca Martinez, is beaten and dumped on the grounds of a school, in possession of enough cocaine to constitute intent to sell. The penalty will take twenty years of her young life. In addition, Rebecca is depressed; her mother is missing, and her father is dead. She is burdened by more trouble than any 19-year-old girl can handle. Saving Rebecca will clearly take all their talents, including those Alexis has learned from her grandfather, and even grandfather, himself, because wellness requires good health of mind, body, and spirit as well as in legal matters. As if all that were not enough, the team will have to fight off an attack by a Colombian drug cartel while they to save Rebecca!