Mountain Majesty

In a land where shimmering plains sweep up into majestic snowcapped peaks, a people rose from humble beginnings to heroic stature. Among them were frontiersman Cleve Bennett and his Cheyenne warrior-wife, Second Son. When the left their boy, Billy-Wolf, in the care of a family among the Burning Heart Cheyenne, they never expected the tribe to be overrun by blood lusting whites. Though the young boy survived the massacre, even greater dangers await them all as they make a desperate attempt to find each other in a wild, untamed land where the threat of war burns as hot and fierce as a …FIRE ON THE PRAIRIE. Historical writer John Killdeer is the pseudonym for the best-selling writers Ardath Mayhar and David L. Robbins. Beyond the white man's frontier rose a majestic mountain range: a place of haunted beauty called the Rockies, gateway to the Northwest Territories. Into this wild country rode a special breed-men and women like trapper Cleve Bennett, his Cheyenne wife, Second Son

Among the mighty mountain peaks of the great untamed Pacific Northwest, a man and a woman could dare to dream big dreams. Such a pair were frontiersman Cleve Bennett and his Cheyenne warrior wife, Second Son. Together they saw nature's majesty as few have ever seen it before or since. And; together they also saw – and were victims of – the savage brutality of man. Now a renegade band of fierce Chipewyans are looking for a new region to settle-and for potential slaves. Suddenly Second Son and her child Billy-Wolf must wage a desperate struggle for freedom and survival in the densely forested northland, where even Cleve may not be able to find them. But in their devotion to each other this frontier family will battle the worst of the forbidding wilds, and any tribe that threatens them. Historical writer John Killdeer is the pseudonym for the best-selling writers Ardath Mayhar and David L. Robbins. Beyond the white man's frontier rose a majestic mountain range: a place of haunted beauty called the Rockies, gateway to the Northwest Territories. Into this wild country rode a special breed-men and women like trapper Cleve Bennett, his Cheyenne wife, Second Son