Bibliograph

Crimson sky, a novel of early America, Gretchen Craig

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Crimson sky, a novel of early America, Gretchen Craig

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

novels

Main title

Crimson sky

Oclc number

1251800600

Responsibility statement

Gretchen Craig

Sub title

a novel of early America

Summary

"With meticulous attention to historical detail, Crimson Sky brings to life the clash of two great civilizations. In 1598 when the Spanish come into the land, the Puebloans fight for their faith and their culture, and in the end, for their lives. Zia's world has been shattered by her husband's loss, by murderous marauders, and by drought. To save her child from starvation, she accepts the protection of a Spanish conquistador, but is the love and security he provides worth abandoning the sacred gods and even her identity as a woman of the pueblo? Diego Ortiz yearns for a home and a family in this strange new land. When he meets a beautiful woman of the pueblos, he offers her not only protection for her child and herself, but also his everlasting love. Ashka, left for dead after an ambush in the forest, challenges death itself to achieve his two heart's desires, returning to Zia, and exacting revenge against his greatest enemy, the Spaniard Diego Ortiz."--Amazon.com

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