LDS Books: Winds of Change

The author drew from his own experiences to create this provocative and moving story in which a Navajo falls in love with a white woman. In his struggle to blend cultures, he leans on his grandfather's wisdom in reaching important decisions. The result is an emotional journey that will touch the reader's soul.

Reviews

Winds of Change is a moving memorable first .... engaging, insightful ... first-rate fiction ... Peters' story is poignant, powerful, enlightening and well told-a triumph. A first in Mormon literature, an important book which gently but movingly teaches racial and cultural toleration, inclusion, and understanding. Every Latter-day Saint should read this novel.

Richard H. Cracroft, English Professor, a
Center for Religious Values in
Literature, Brigham Young University

A delightful and provocative book. The author has shown how you can grow educationally, socially, and spiritually as you merge two lifestyles together.

Mr. Peters has given great insight and emotional feeling to the reader as he relates his touching and exciting experiences bridging the Navajo and Anglo cultures....The book is an illuminating and rewarding story to enjoy.

-Dale Tingey, National Executive
Director-American Indian Services