The Heart of the Desert (Paperback)

This two-in-one novel tells the story of Kut-Le, a young Native American boy who is taken from his home and brought to a mission in the desert. There he meets Father Antonio Silva, a Spanish priest who becomes his mentor and guide. As Kut-Le learns about Christianity and the ways of the white man, he struggles to reconcile his native beliefs with his new faith. A compelling tale of cultural collision and personal transformation.

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