Well-known actor Foxworth professionally narrates this tale of conflict and bravery in the mid-1800's on the Western frontier. Pacing, breath control and empathy add a dramatic dimension to this well-researched fictionalization of the Nez Percé conflict. Though the reading is outstanding, this abridgment sounds like a book report. Listen to, or read, the whole book to have the locale, characters and history brought to life. S.C.A. (c) AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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Review
"The author's attention to detail and authenticity, coupled with his ability to spin a darned good yarn, makes it easy to see why Johnston is today's best-selling frontier novelist. He's one of a handful that truly knows the territory."-- Chicago Tribune"Based on careful research and field study, [Terry C. Johnston's] novels follow the adventures of Seamus Donegan, sometimes scout, sometimes sergeant...Johnston can be considered king of the Indian wars' fiction writers."-- John D. McDermott, retired historian and administrator for the National Park Service and the Council on Historic Preservation, author of Forlorn Hope: The Battle of White Bird Canyon and the Beginning of the Nez Perce War"Rich and fascinating...There is a genuine flavor of the period and of the men who made it what it was."-- Washington Post Book World
