Teresa Pijoan – författare

The water legends in this book are from nomadic and settled groups of Native American and Asian Indians of rural India and have marked similarities. There are stories with local mythological and legendary themes covering historical as well as relatively recent periods. Each story highlights man’s life-threatening struggle with nature and, in particular, the water element. Readers will enjoy the similar stories and cultural references of two different native peoples and learn the different types of characters, personalities, traditional dresses, traditional foods, emotions, wishes, views, moral values, rituals, faiths, and beliefs from these two cultures. Everyone has their own legends and myths that help create an awareness of their own purpose, their own life and their personal character. These are stories for all ages to explore, believe and experience.

Granger Pino has a history of manipulating others to do his dirty work. In Granger''s Threat, Granger was sent to prison for his dastardly deeds. Now his mother Margaret, who worships Granger, has managed to spring him from prison. Sophia, Granger''s sister, was warned by the prison counselor of Granger''s ways. Sophia knows her brother well and chooses to stay close to him for safety''s sake. Sophia also discovers that her husband is hoarding money, which leaves her children in emotional chaos. Once Granger is out, his murderous ways continue.