Summer of the Changing Woman

About the Book

Jenny Fairchild is content with her life as a single woman, mother of two grown children, and co-owner of Changing Woman, a small but esteemed gallery of Native American art in Kansas City. She worries about her daughter's promiscuity and her son's insensitivity, but for the most part her routine is just the way she wants it-uncomplicated. Then handsome young artist Ty Red Bird enters her door, and her peaceful life is turned upside down.

Ridiculed by her ex-husband and her children, she questions her own judgment even as she defends her interest in Ty. Their relationship alternately blooms and falters as Jenny battles with her pride.

Ty, on the other hand, has no doubts about his feelings for the lovely Jenny. He can only hope that with time and patience, she will learn the true meaning and nature of "Changing Woman."

About the Author

Author of Lasso the Moon, Alley Robinson learned her appreciation for Native American culture and people while working at an Indian center and museum. Alley and her husband live in a fishing village on Chesapeake Bay with their dog and three cats.