Category: Historical Fiction Publisher: Amazon Digital Services
ISBN-10: 0741484005
Pages: 401
Copyright: Oct 2013
ISBN-13: 9780741484000
Price: $4.95 (eBook)
Ian Carlyle, now seconded to the Canadian NWMP in the 1870s, pursues a diabolical serial killer.
Satin's Last Whisper is the third in the award-winning series following the adventures and misadventures of a young Scottish nobleman, Ian David Carlyle. In the first book, Follow Me to Glory, Ian grows to manhood in Victorian Britain, and comes of age as a warrior during the Crimean War. An officer in this ugly war, he must face many challenges, including his own doubts and fears, to become a true leader of men. The Gettysburg Conspiracy brings Carlyle into the American Civil War as an observer for Her Majesty, Queen Victoria. He becomes embroiled in a plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln, and must protect his family, the honor of Britain, and indeed, the President of the United States. Satin's Last Whisper finds Carlyle, now the Earl of Dunkairn, on a secret quest for the Queen to the Canadian North-West in 1876. To accomplish his mission he must confront 5,000 Lakota Sioux warriors crossing into Canada under their famous leader, Sitting Bull. After joining the famous North-West Mounted Police, he must track down a serial killer who is not only targeting Sioux and Métis women, but Carlyle, himself - and those he loves.
Professional Reviews
The Gettysburg Times
Ian Carlyle's latest adventure (Satan's Last Whisper) is a fast-paced tale of loyalty, love, and honor. The author's tireless research paints a vivid landscape of life in the Canadian North-West. Ian and his men sit on a powder keg of Indian and U.S. mistrust. Trust and integrity win the day for the Canadian lawmen. Will Hutchison continues to deftly groom his hero's persona in a tightly-woven drama - Ian's life and death race against time to get his man. As for evil, Thaddeus Apjohn is haunting long after the story ends.
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