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[Kerry Newcomb] Ò In the Season of the Sun ↠ Read Online eBook or Kindle ePUB. In the Season of the Sun Couldn't put it down! G. Beaverson I am a student, of sorts, of Native American History. I stumbled upon this book by accident, and was intriged by the story summary. I was not disappointed. The author spun a tale with rich characters, history, drama and a heartwrenching ending that kept me reading till the wee hours. I also thought his Native American characters were respectfully depicted. That is very important t. Holly Slaski said Very rich and textured!. This book is very rich and textured,
| Title | : | In the Season of the Sun |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.37 (647 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1531810667 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 121 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-04 |
| Language | : | English |
When the Indian guide kidnaps Tom to raise him as a warrior, Jacob is left to wander the plains. They are hoping for a rabbit, a deer, or even a buffalo, but they haven't managed to catch anything bigger than a rattlesnake when they see the Indian raiding party galloping over the plains. While their family's wagon train stops for a rest, Jacob Milam goes hunting with his younger brother, Tom. Jacob races back to camp, desperate to warn his parents, but it is already too late. Betrayed by their Indian guide, the settlers have been slaughtered. As they come of age in an unfamiliar land, Jacob and Tom are finally reunited in an unlikely place: The killing fields of the Old West.. Rescued by a shaman, he is initiated into the mystical rites of the Blackfeet people. Torn apart by betrayal, two brothers search for each other on the Western plains.
From Publishers Weekly Newcomb's ( Sacred Is the Wind ) workmanlike tale opens as Coyote Kilhenny, a half-breed guiding white pioneers through the wilderness of early-19th-century Montana, betrays his party to the Shoshoni. Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc. The brothers' fates are credibly related, though Newcomb burdens his story with subplots that are inadequately integrated and that demand an inordinate amount of attention. The adults are killed or taken captive, and two young brothers become separated. The Indian lore is handled respectfully and intelligently, and the ending
Couldn't put it down! G. Beaverson I am a student, of sorts, of Native American History. I stumbled upon this book by accident, and was intriged by the story summary. I was not disappointed. The author spun a tale with rich characters, history, drama and a heartwrenching ending that kept me reading till the wee hours. I also thought his Native American characters were respectfully depicted. That is very important t. Holly Slaski said Very rich and textured!. This book is very rich and textured, making you feel like you're there with the characters. I didn't much care for the parts with Coyote Kilhenney and Tom Milam, though I know those parts were necessary for the overall cohesiveness of the story. I really loved the parts detailing Jacob Sun Gift's life and the overtone of spirituality that pervaded those scenes was pure beauty. I r. smokymtnchik said Five Stars. Best book ever! I would love to see a movie based on this book.
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