Shadow of an Indian Star - Book Review
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Shadow of an Indian Star - Book Review
Overview
Shadow of an Indian Star is a captivating 500-page historical fiction novel set in the early 1800s. It vividly brings to life an era of gunfights, saloon escapades, hardworking lives, and bittersweet romances. The adventures of heroes, villains, and those striving to endure this tumultuous period are sure to keep readers eagerly turning the pages.
Story Highlights
Family legends, featuring occasional appearances by historical figures like Billy the Kid and General Custer, were passed down through generations until Bill Paul and his wife Cindy decided to verify their truthfulness. To their surprise, the stories held true!
The book includes a detailed map in the opening pages, pinpointing the novel's setting. The saga unfolds through three generations of the Paul family, highlighting their intense feuds. A concise family tree is included at the end to help track the lineage.
Historical Insights
The novel offers little-known insights into the Chickasaw Nation and the lives of early Oklahoma settlers. It's a treasure trove for history enthusiasts, covering events like the Trail of Tears. Readers will witness the complexity of settlers, government corruption, and the pride and generosity shared between races, culminating in passionate interracial romances.
Authors
Bill and Cindy Paul bring authenticity to their writing. Bill holds a degree in animal science, while Cindy has degrees in biology and environmental science. Residing in the same valley, they maintain the family graveyard featured in the novel.
Conclusion
This tale is truly remarkable, showcasing the authors' extraordinary storytelling skills. I thoroughly enjoyed the journey and believe it deserves adaptation into a movie or TV series.
ISBN: 097559222X
Authors: Bill and Cindy Paul
Publisher: Synergy Books
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