Sandstone People continues the story of Dancing In Spider's Web, about which readers said "Is the book a mystery?" No, but there is mystery throughout. "Is the book a romance?" No, but the romance of discovery is part of the story. "Is the book a fantasy?" That is the question that each reader might answer in different ways. And, "When I finished reading, I already wanted to have more, and to know what they will all do next." In the second installment of this spellbinding trilogy, join along with Bart, Meadowlark, Elizabeth and their unique friends as they all return to unravel the misty past, as requested by the Old Grandfather. The mountains, canyons, desert and cliffs of New Mexico are filled with golden moments of discovery, not just in the landscape and rising of the sun and sunset. There is a sense of peace, of insight left hidden by those who passed before, called the ancient ones. True to the continued search is the thought presented for Dancing In Spider's Web: Look past the mountains in the desert twilight, into the heart of the ancients. Put faith in what you cannot see. To seek something beyond the horizon, each must learn how and where to look. Each must wander in that search for, what we all seek, few of us actually find until our hearts feel what our spiritual eyes see.