Lakota Dreaming

Her visions brought her here.
History tells her to leave.
Something older refuses to let her go.

Zora Hughes is haunted by a past that isn't hers. Night after night, she dreams of an ancestor fleeing captivity across the Dakota plains—visions so vivid they pull her from her life in New York to the heart of the Lakota reservation. She doesn't come looking for answers. She comes because the dreams will not release her.

As Zora digs into a history long buried by silence and fear, she draws the attention of John Iron Hawk, a tribal police captain already battling corruption within his own community. John has no patience for outsiders—or for spiritual explanations he can't prove. But Zora's presence unsettles him in ways he can't explain, and her search begins to intersect dangerously with his investigation.

What Zora uncovers is more than family history. It's a truth someone is willing to kill to keep hidden.

As threat and attraction collide, Zora and John must decide whether the past is something to escape—or something that demands to be faced, no matter the cost.

Lakota Dreaming is a literary speculative suspense novel where ancestral memory, cultural identity, and modern danger converge. Perfect for readers who appreciate grounded mysteries infused with spiritual realism, emotional depth, and the quiet power of stories that refuse to stay buried.