The Children of the War Trail
(2026)(The first book in the War Trail series)
A novel by Steven G Hightower
Best-selling author Steven G. Hightower continues his intriguing storytelling in Book One of his new War Trail Series, The Children of the War Trail.
Meet Bina Shanta, wife, mother, and protector Warrior, as she struggles to defend her children and her Native American Tribe from the forces of evil that have haunted their history.
Experience adventure as Bina and her fellow warriors trek the endless, haunting deserts of the American Southwest. Join them as they cross the high mountains of New Mexico. Explore with her as she ventures into the hidden caverns where The People have sought refuge for centuries. Might Bina find the ability to protect her People from The Wounding of the Soul? With the help of her long-lost love, Thomas Shanta, the brother of her deceased husband, William Shanta, will the two find once again the romance they have kept hidden away in their hearts?
Connect with the true history of Native American children taken from their families. Feel the Wounding of the Soul as Hightower revisits the native prison/school in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Escape with the few captives who have managed to make their way across thousands of miles and eventually, home to their families.
Could this sordid chapter of US history repeat itself?
Find out in this intricately woven tale of adventure, romance, and justice... for those dark souls who attempt to use children, once again, as pawns of power, control, and warfare.
Genre: Historical
Meet Bina Shanta, wife, mother, and protector Warrior, as she struggles to defend her children and her Native American Tribe from the forces of evil that have haunted their history.
Experience adventure as Bina and her fellow warriors trek the endless, haunting deserts of the American Southwest. Join them as they cross the high mountains of New Mexico. Explore with her as she ventures into the hidden caverns where The People have sought refuge for centuries. Might Bina find the ability to protect her People from The Wounding of the Soul? With the help of her long-lost love, Thomas Shanta, the brother of her deceased husband, William Shanta, will the two find once again the romance they have kept hidden away in their hearts?
Connect with the true history of Native American children taken from their families. Feel the Wounding of the Soul as Hightower revisits the native prison/school in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Escape with the few captives who have managed to make their way across thousands of miles and eventually, home to their families.
Could this sordid chapter of US history repeat itself?
Find out in this intricately woven tale of adventure, romance, and justice... for those dark souls who attempt to use children, once again, as pawns of power, control, and warfare.
Genre: Historical
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