Judith Redman Robbins’s engrossing prehistoric tales of the Anasazi Indians have been praised as “lyrical and passionate…rich in authentic detail” (Charlotte Prentiss). In Moon Fire, she brings this ancient tribal culture to life once again…Everyone in Chaco Canyon knows that beautiful, brave Moon Fire possesses an amazing ability to communicate with animals. She once used her gift to save her people from a devastating brush fire-but now she must do everything in her power to save herself, for a menacing force threatens all that is close to her heart. Her family is torn apart by one brother’s terrible betrayal and another’s consuming jealousy. Her friends and neighbors fight for survival during a terrible drought. And she and her lover, the talented young priest Wena ‘Ahote, face a crisis that could jeopardize the passion they have risked everything to hold on to…