Flying Eagle (Blackfoot Confederation Book 1) / Linda Walker
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Flying Eagle is the first book of my new Blackfoot Confederation Series. It is set in the mid-1700s and is a clean American Romance.
Flying Eagle became the chief of the Blackfoot tribe in the northern territory, that is now Wyoming. His tribe was the only one in that area with the rest of the Blackfeet located in Canada.
Flying Eagle’s young daughter was born blind. There seemed to be no help for her until they heard about the white wolves the Crow were training to help people with disabilities. Macha, Flying Eagle’s wife, came to him to ask if they could seek out this Crow couple that taught the wolf and request help for their daughter.
At first, Flying Eagle had his doubts since the Crow had always been one of their most bitter enemies. However, hearing his wife plead with him was enough for him to take a chance to find this couple and see if one of their wolves could help. He had no idea what he would have to go through to get to them, let alone find and receive what they were seeking.
This is a story of how even enemies can find common ground and come together to help those in need. It is sometimes confusing to try to understand what makes people do what they do, but when it all comes together, one can be amazed at how our God will work it all out for the benefit of everyone. In this story, it is precisely what happens.
This contains another insight to just hard the life of the Native American was but also how well they dealt with it.
Read and find out just how easy ones who were enemies can become friends with little effort, more forgiveness, and much love.
Now you can buy Books online in USA,UK, India and more than 100 countries.
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Flying Eagle became the chief of the Blackfoot tribe in the northern territory, that is now Wyoming. His tribe was the only one in that area with the rest of the Blackfeet located in Canada.
Flying Eagle’s young daughter was born blind. There seemed to be no help for her until they heard about the white wolves the Crow were training to help people with disabilities. Macha, Flying Eagle’s wife, came to him to ask if they could seek out this Crow couple that taught the wolf and request help for their daughter.
At first, Flying Eagle had his doubts since the Crow had always been one of their most bitter enemies. However, hearing his wife plead with him was enough for him to take a chance to find this couple and see if one of their wolves could help. He had no idea what he would have to go through to get to them, let alone find and receive what they were seeking.
This is a story of how even enemies can find common ground and come together to help those in need. It is sometimes confusing to try to understand what makes people do what they do, but when it all comes together, one can be amazed at how our God will work it all out for the benefit of everyone. In this story, it is precisely what happens.
This contains another insight to just hard the life of the Native American was but also how well they dealt with it.
Read and find out just how easy ones who were enemies can become friends with little effort, more forgiveness, and much love.
Now you can buy Books online in USA,UK, India and more than 100 countries.
*Terms and Conditions apply
Disclaimer: All product data on this page belongs to
.No guarantees are made as to accuracy of prices and information.
