"The People's future had been shaped by the Elk-dog Medicine, the horse bridle of the Spaniars--amd now a wild-spirited girl will change their destiny again.
A Moon of Sorrow comes to the Elk-dog band when few buffalo return to the Plains and starvation forces the People into the forests of the east. For the young woman Pale Star the dark woods become a place of terror as she is kidnapped and sold into captivity. Her owner, the mysterious Traveler, will carry her far from the People into a world of turmoil and savagery. But have the spirit guides given Pale Star this fate for a special reason? In the land of the Big Water she will discover a link between the Traveler's shining knife and her tribes most magical amulet--the Spanish bit. But she also encounters the cruel renegade Three Owls, who vows to make her his slave wife--and keep her from returning to the People."
A Moon of Sorrow comes to the Elk-dog band when few buffalo return to the Plains and starvation forces the People into the forests of the east. For the young woman Pale Star the dark woods become a place of terror as she is kidnapped and sold into captivity. Her owner, the mysterious Traveler, will carry her far from the People into a world of turmoil and savagery. But have the spirit guides given Pale Star this fate for a special reason? In the land of the Big Water she will discover a link between the Traveler's shining knife and her tribes most magical amulet--the Spanish bit. But she also encounters the cruel renegade Three Owls, who vows to make her his slave wife--and keep her from returning to the People."
This was a great read.
A moon of sorror comes to the Elk-dog band when few buffalo return to the plains and starvation forces the people into the forests of the east. For the young woman Pale Star the dark woods become a place of terror as she is kidnapped and sold into captivity. Her owner, the mysterious traveler, will carry her far from the people into a world of turmoil and savagery. But have the spirit guides given Pale Star this fate for a special reason? In the land of the Big Water she will discover a link between the Traveler's shining knife and her tribe's most magical amulet--the spanish bit. But she also encounters the cruel renegade Three Owls, sho vows to make her his slave wife--and keep her from returning to the people. Set in the new world of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Don Coldsmith's acclaimed novels recreate a time and a place and a peole that have been nearly lost to history.
Don Coldsmith's acclaimed series called the Spanish Bit Saga was a good one. This is #9. It's the story of the 16th and 17th Century Native Americans, ably told. (Even my wife liked these books!)
this number nine in the spanish bit saga by Don Coldsmith, as always the stories are based on the 16th and 17th century.
