You Never Can Tell
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1994
240
Novel • Fiction
South Dakota • 1990s
1994
Adult
18+ years
In You Never Can Tell, a reclusive Lakota Sioux man named Kole Kills Crow, once an iconic activist, is approached by Manhattan journalist Heather Reardon, who hopes to tell his true story and restore his reputation. As they navigate complex emotions and the challenges of activism, the two form a deep connection while working to gather support for Native American rights, eventually uncovering a dangerous conspiracy and striving to clear Kole's name. The book contains scenes involving wrongful imprisonment, violence, and sensitive historical injustices against Indigenous peoples.
Romantic
Emotional
Inspirational
Heartwarming
Bittersweet
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Reviews for You Never Can Tell by Kathleen Eagle highlight strong character development and emotional depth, particularly the cultural exploration and romantic elements. Some readers find the pacing uneven and plot predictable. Overall, it's praised for heartfelt storytelling and rich, engaging characters, despite minor narrative drawbacks.
Readers who enjoy contemporary romance with cultural nuances will love You Never Can Tell by Kathleen Eagle. Fans of diverse, character-driven stories like The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah or Rainwater by Sandra Brown will find this novel captivating. The book caters to those who appreciate depth in romantic plots and strong, relatable characters.
245 ratings
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240
Novel • Fiction
South Dakota • 1990s
1994
Adult
18+ years
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