Amara's adoptive family, the Arawaks, were not like the parents she had lost so long ago. They were a tribe untouched by the modern world, living in harmony with nature. They taught Amara the language of the jungle, the songs of the birds, and the whispers of the wind. She grew up wild and free, her feet bare, her spirit unbound by the constraints of a society she had never known. Years passed, and