People of the River (North America's Forgotten Past, Book Four)

About “People of the River (North America's Forgotten Past, Book Four)”

A gripping saga of pre-historic America centers on the Mississippi Valley and the Mound Builders, particularly the Cahokia tribe. A time of crisis unfolds as the corn crop fails, leading to tension between a warchief and a warrior woman who are frustrated by their chief's desire for tribute. The seers face a dire situation when the gods turn away, closing the underworld to them. Without the gods' favor, hope seems lost—until a young girl begins to learn the art of Dreaming Power. The story explores the struggles of the Cahokia empire along the Mississippi River, told by the authors of People of the Earth.