Wuthering Heights Meets Indian Country.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of post-relocation-era Los Angeles, Native Brush Strokes is a resonant literary novel exploring identity, belonging, and self discovery through a dark love story grounded in contemporary Native American experience.
Antoinette Godin is a debut novelist based in Tacoma, Washington. She is an enrolled member of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe and a UCLA Law graduate who has practiced tribal law for over three decades.
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"Through vivid, fast-paced storytelling, the novel explores the personal and cultural struggles of a Native artist, offering an authentic glimpse into the era that spans three decades of social landscape. A must read!"
-Amazon reviewer
"I read a lot of Native American Authors and this one spoke to me and to women."
-Amazon reviewer
"I was surprised at how compelling a read Native Brush Strokes is. The intricacy of the plot line, the historical descriptors of the time like the song references, and the apparent authenticity of the urban Indian experience were features of this work I quickly came to appreciate. "
-Amazon reviewer
"This is a book that has you always wondering, how is this going to turn out? The crescendo ending is a shocker."
- George W. Dannells
"Great authentic interesting descriptions of characters. I loved the period references and pop culture."
-Barnes & Noble reviewer
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