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Flight of the Hawk: The Plains (A Novel of the American West, 2)

HardcoverJune 19, 2019
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ISBN-13: 9781432854072 ISBN-10: 1432854070
Publisher
Five Star
Binding
Hardcover
Published
June 19, 2019
Weight
1.0 lbs
Dimensions
22.20×2.50×14.60 cm

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Flight of the Hawk: The Plains (A Novel of the American West, 2) by Gear, W. Michael. Hardcover edition. ISBN: 9781432854072.

" NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR No one reads a Gear novel without being transformed in beautiful ways. —Richard S. Wheeler, award-winning author John Tylor figures everything is finally coming his way. Hes got what he wants: a free shot into the wilderness where no one will ever know his name or his shame. As he and Will Cunningham head west into the northern Plains, Tylor rescues a wounded hawk, which he had dreams foretelling the event. Tylor and Cunningham run smack into a party of Arapaho who are eager to relieve these solitary white guys of everything theyve got, including the hawk. Fortunately, guided by visions, Gray Bear and his desperate little band of Shoshoni, arrive in the nick of time to drive off the Arapaho. The wounded hawk is proof of prophecy coming true. While Tylor remains with the Shoshoni, Gray Bear and Cunningham take a fortune in perfectly tanned buffalo hides to trade for guns with Lisa on the Missouri. However, a half-drowned Fenway McKeever has pulled himself out of the river, and hes enraged and seeking revenge. The Arapaho, feeling theyve been humiliated, are also on Tylor and Gray Bears backtrail, especially with the enticement of a bundle of guns. The race is on and Tylor and company are desperate to make the return to Shoshoni country and the safety of the mountains. Will the wounded hawk ever be healed, let alone fit enough to finally take wing? Sometimes the simplest of dreams are the hardest to fulfill. "