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In Eagle Shadow, the half-Cheyenne Nate Hunter found acceptance among his people. Now, in the gripping sequel, Eagle Rising, his standing among his people rises sharply, even as the cavalry hunts him for treason. Under the protection of a powerful Cheyenne chief, he searches for an unseen enemy among both the cavalry and his people, unaware of how very close by danger lurks. Meanwhile, his wife Tara must run their ranch, relying only on a mysterious ranch hand with questionable motives. Myriad colorful characters and subplots combine, leading to an explosive conclusion to an unforgettable story.
In i>Eagle Shadow, /i>readers were introduced to the half-Cheyenne Nate Hunter, an 1860s ranch hand in Montana Territory caught up in the conflict between his two peoples. Having at last gained acceptance among his father's people, he has spent the past four years building up his ranch with his wife Tara, whose prestigious reputation and inherited business savvy have contributed equally to their success.
Now in the gripping sequel, i>Eagle Rising/i>, Nate's standing among his people rises sharply, even as the cavalry hunts him for treason. Under the protection of a powerful | |  | | Eagle Shadow
Eagle Shadow tells of a half-Indian man caught in the midst of the conflict between his two peoples and his personal struggle with divided loyalties, a story filled with action and romance set against a beautiful but unforgiving frontier.
Nate Hunter was born half-Cheyenne and half-white and lives as a contented, ordinary ranch hand until his heritage irrevocably ensnares him in the midst of the conflict between his two peoples. No more can he be loyal to both sides. Now everyone becomes an enemy and, as a fugitive sought by both of his peoples, he must rely on his keen senses and knowledge of the mountains to survive. He also must reconcile with Tara Sinclair, the woman who holds part of his destiny in her hands. i>Eagle Shadow/i> is a riveting portrayal of one man's personal conflict set against a beautiful but unfor |
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44:15 El Camino del Diablo
by Tom Leftwich
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 In this collection of Western fiction, I’ve endeavored to bring the reader a little laughter at the expense of my characters, even though they are at times engaged in life threatening adventures. Learn to say something nice to all of your enemies l |
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