Description: The saga of the Lewis and Clark expedition across a wild continent to the Pacific and back is told from the viewpoint of George Drouillard, their esteemed French-Shawnee interpreter and guide.
Review Quotes: "James Alexander Thom . . . make[s] the story of North America come alive. He puts flesh and blood on forgotten names, and he breathes life into the stale past. He is probably the most important author of American historic novels writing today because he helps to interpret the distant past for the mind and interest of the modern reader."
--JACK WEATHERFORD
Author of Indian Givers