Overview
This gripping story of adventure and courage is set in a magnificent wilderness with the French, English, Iroquois, and Wendat just starting to do battle for what would become the US and Canada. The novel begins with the English pitted against the French, both aggressively claiming the land and resources of North America for themselves. The Iroquois align with the English, the Wendat with the French. The warring conflict between Iroquois and Wendat goes back generations, but exists in an uneasy balance until the English sell guns to the Iroquois. Etienne Brulé, a historical character, has lived with the Wendat for 25 years. He knows even if he can get guns for the Wendat, the price everyone will pay in the end will be way too much.Reviews
"The story of Etienne Brulé is one of the greatest adventure tales in North American history. In both words and art, Ian Roberts has brought a lost icon back to life." —Roy MacGregor, author, Canoe Country and Original HighwaysAuthor Biography
Ian Roberts is the producer of numerous instructional videos on painting. He is the author of Creative Authenticity and Mastering Composition. He lives in Los Angeles, California.
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