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River of Love
Award-Winning Author of the
2020 International Latino Book Awards
Selected Author of
Las Comadres Bookclub


Pocha Princess
My Story
I’m a proud, Pocha Princess–a fifth-generation, Indigenous southern Colorado native with a limited Spanish vocabulary. I’m a Méjicana/Chicana born and bred.
I moved with my husband and two-year-old son to the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains of northern California 28 years ago. My second son was born a year later. I raised my boys and worked in the film industry for ten years as a property manager, assistant director, and production coordinator until I wrote my debut novel, River of Love.
A Mexicana is a very strong woman –
mujeres muy mujeres. ~ Chavela Vargas

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An intimate connection of Indigenous peoples' stories, traditions, and meditations—a small companion reader, a celebration of All Our Relations - Mitákuye Oyás'in.

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