Red with Native Blood Singing Wind

Swept away from home by a bloody warpath, will this Sioux teen become an unwilling sacrifice or a totem of hope? Dakota Territory, 1879. Singing Wind is frozen with grief. Carried off by Pawnee warriors as her people are slaughtered, the terrified Lakota girl fears showing emotion will only cause her captors to be more vicious. But any relief that she escaped a torturous fate bleeds into despair when she realizes they mean to execute her on their god's altar. Calling on her smoldering hatred to renew her strength, Singing Wind sees an attack by White soldiers as an opportunity to crawl toward freedom. And as she wanders the vast wilderness between Father Sky and Mother Earth, she fights against hunger, thirst, and the endless fear of enemy pursuit. Can she find refuge before she meets a tragic end? Singing Wind is the lyrical third novel in the Red With Native Blood historical fiction trilogy. If you like fierce characters, richly emotional narration, and realistic settings, then you'll love Randal Nerhus and Marjorie Carter's truehearted coming-of-age tale. Buy Singing Wind to hear nature's rhythms today!