The Caregiver at Wounded Knee by Debby Lee

Praise for The Caregiver at Wounded Knee Debby’s words captured my attention from the beginning of this story. Although I knew of the history of the massacre at Wounded Knee, she wove a tale so real I felt like I was living in Rose’s shadow. I felt the deep love she had for her people and her family and her fierce defense against injustice. If you like a love story that is filled with historical details, you won’t want to miss this one. –Karen Kinney, author of Before the Sun Sets, third place finalist/winner of the 2024 Faith Hope and Love Readers Choice Awards Debby Lee pours her heart onto the page in this vivid telling of a strong and brave woman determined to right injustices for her people, despite battling personal and family demons. Does God work things for our good during even the greatest pain, tragedy, or grave injustice? Her characters’ honest response to that question is particularly poignant. Mercy, faith, and hope ring true in this tragic yet tender historical. –Naomi Musch, award winning author of Courting the Country Preacher, Season of My Enemy, and more historical Christian fiction. The Caregiver at Wounded Knee is a beautifully crafted, heartfelt story of resilience and hope. You will be inspired by Rose Rushing Water, a compassionate nurse from the Lakota tribe, as she faces prejudice and a devastating tragedy that upends her beliefs. Her tender romance with Nathaniel Gray Cloud adds warmth and depth to her journey toward faith, illustrating that even in the darkest moments, love and understanding can lead to hope. –Darlene Panzera, ACFW Carol Award-winning author of The Groom She Thought She’d Left Behind (The Runaway Brides Collection)