Algoma (Blackfoot Confederation #4)

Algoma is a love story between a girl and the warrior who finds her. She had been lost in the forest at the very young age of four months and found by a female wolf. There are many legends and stories among the Native Americans that tell how a wolf would accept a baby as its own and raise it. The book is my idea of how such a story would be told.

The Mid-1700s
Black Fire was on his way back from the Sun Dance ceremony. Being one of the head scouts for his Blackfoot tribe, Chief Flying Eagle told him and his counterpart, Swift Brave, to scout ahead. They had been attacked more than once by the French and the Iron Confederation. The chief did not want that to be surprised by an attack again since all his people were journeying with them.
The two scouts decided to split and to ride in the tree line on each side of the trail. However, because of a freak accident, Black Fire is thrown from his horse and knocked unconscious. When he wakes, he finds himself in a cave with no idea how he got there or where he was.
What follows not only shocks him but also confuses him greatly. A woman appears before him, but she cannot speak any words. She is dressed only in a loincloth and breastplate. She carries a bow and arrow in her hands and a knife strapped around her waist.
This woman seems to know how to hunt, clean the meat and even cook it over an open fire, but he cannot figure out how she can do all this, but yet seems to be no more than a child in her head. The strangest thing of all to him is the fact that a female wolf is always at her side.
As time goes on, he finds out he not only has to teach her to speak his words but also to understand what they mean. This leads to some happy moments that will make you laugh, but also some sad moments for them and the reader.
This story is about the many trails their love must go through. It contains happy times and very sad times, but will it all work out for the two that are so much in love? Can they truly mix their two lives and stay together?
These are questions that can only be answered by reading the book. I pray you enjoy it.

This is a clean book that contains mild violence with HEA and No Cliffhanger.