Shadow of the Hawk

Shadow Hawk is on a mission.

He has been abandoned by his white father, and he’s never felt at home among his mother’s tribe of Cheyenne warriors.

Now a young adult, it’s time for him to prove his worth in his mother’s eyes and in his own.

Shadow Hawk returns to a ranch he once visited as a child to steal a horse and take revenge on his father’s memory.

Meeting a bear in the mountains of the Colorado Territory changes everything. Shadow Hawk kills the bear, but he is severely injured in the battle. Caught in the fist of an early spring blizzard, he huddles in a cave alone and near death.

Rescue comes at the hands of Laurie Kerrigan and her rancher father, Aidan. The three of them are swept up in a whirlwind of intrigue, deceit, love, and death brought on by the conflict between the Indian and the white man and the gold fever of the 1850s.

Shadow of the Hawk brings to life the conflict of the day between the Native American and the interlopers who would take everything from them. This is a book you won’t be able to put down.