Sara (Blackfoot Confederation Series Book 5) / Linda Walker

This is a love story between two very unlikely people. The one is a Blackfoot Warrior, and the other is a white woman with golden hair. Just imagine what it would be like to see someone, like nothing you have ever seen before, for the first time.
All Smooth Man had ever seen was his people, the Native Americans, and the French fur traders. All of whom have black hair and dark eyes. Then in a vision, Napi (Blackfoot Creator) shows him this beautiful woman with pale skin and hair the color of sunshine; telling him this was his future. He first thought she had to be Komorkis, the Blackfoot moon goddess. However, Napi soon tells him in a dream she is not. So, who is she? All he knows is the French has her, and they are riding toward his village.

Sara was one of the very few white women to venture west into the wilderness of Canada during the late 1700s. She traveled with her husband, who was part owner in the Hudson Bay Company. A company which dealt in the fur of animals the trappers brought to them.
However, Sara and her husband soon learned the treachery from these French trappers was not limited to the wild animals they encountered. Her husband paid the ultimate price of his life for trusting the French trappers. Then they planned to use Sara as a deterrent so they could invade and eliminate the Southern Piegan Blackfoot tribe. They wanted to take the tribe’s lands because it was abundant in the animals they were seeking, and the Blackfoot refused to allow them to hunt in their territory.
This is a story of right and wrong, of love and hate, but mostly of trusting God to take care of everything. Learn how Sara, by overcoming all the tribulation she went through, she not only ended with a good life, she learned how truly good the Indians could be. It proved to her the white people where she came from did not understand, nor did they truly know these people.

It makes you wonder just how wrong our history can be.

This book is a work of fiction with a little truth in history. It has a HEA, with some non-descriptive violence, no sex scenes, and no foul language.
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