The Year the Cloud Fell (Volume 1)
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Author(s)
Kurt R. A. Giambastiani
ISBN / ASIN
1479346330
ISBN-13
9781479346332
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The Fallen Cloud Saga: Book I
The year is 1886...in an America that never was.
George Armstrong Custer, Sr., is President of the United States, and his son, George, Jr., a captain in the U.S. Army, is about to fly an experimental dirigible out over the Unorganized Territory to chart the location of the Cheyenne.
On the prairie, a woman has foretold of the young captain's coming, and waits for the Thunder Beings to bring him to The People.
Join them all, here in the first book of the beloved Fallen Cloud Saga, now complete for the first time.
Praise from other Alternate History Authors
"[Giambastiani] has a certain style, an attention to historical detail that is impressive. His knowledge of the Cheyenne is encyclopedic; combining that knowledge with a flair for a rousing good story has resulted in a great alternate history tale." -- William Fortschen, author of the Lost Regiment series
"A fresh and interesting treatment of Native American legend." -- S.M. Stirling, author of the Nantucket series
The year is 1886...in an America that never was.
George Armstrong Custer, Sr., is President of the United States, and his son, George, Jr., a captain in the U.S. Army, is about to fly an experimental dirigible out over the Unorganized Territory to chart the location of the Cheyenne.
On the prairie, a woman has foretold of the young captain's coming, and waits for the Thunder Beings to bring him to The People.
Join them all, here in the first book of the beloved Fallen Cloud Saga, now complete for the first time.
Praise from other Alternate History Authors
"[Giambastiani] has a certain style, an attention to historical detail that is impressive. His knowledge of the Cheyenne is encyclopedic; combining that knowledge with a flair for a rousing good story has resulted in a great alternate history tale." -- William Fortschen, author of the Lost Regiment series
"A fresh and interesting treatment of Native American legend." -- S.M. Stirling, author of the Nantucket series
