The settlers’ rose up and shot
them… all but two, a couple who tried to stop the massacre. The mystics
felt guilty for sending their beasts into slaughter, and although they
spared the couple, their spirits were melded with the predators that had
been killed. To keep their secret, they formed a pact that they should
forever protect the mustangs. The Apsaalooke, a proud tribe of Native
Americans, were tasked to watch over their promise.
Centuries
later, the Apsaalooke became known as Crow, the Baáhpuuo were renamed
the Pryor Mountains, home to the largest protected mustang range in the
country.
A new wolf pack leader and his ambitious son have
decided the legend of the Little People is nothing more than a fanciful
story. They ignore the promise and begin capturing and selling the
mustangs for profit, risking the fury of the mystics and breaking the
circle of protection keeping the shifters safe.
Far from the
mountains, Lexi’s father raises her on a small southern ranch, hoping to
keep her safe. Strange dreams interrupt her nights. She runs up a
dark mountain trail with a mysterious man chasing her. At the top of
the cliffs is a fire, with a wolf sitting in its circle of light.
It
is the pack leader’s son calling to her, drawing her back to the
mountains. She finds herself immersed in the world of form-shifters,
with the wolves’ conspiring against the mustangs and cougars, and a
shaman watching over it all.
Lexi must reclaim the promise to keep the secret. She must wander the Baáhpuuo and remember the pact, because…
The Little People demand tribute... and the cost is great.
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Novel - 52,000 words
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Reviews
Mystic Mustangs is a Silver Star Best Seller on OmniLit / ARe
Review by: Debra Senger
on Jan. 20, 2012 :
(no rating)
Hello,
I loaned the book to friend who does not use pc,
She loved the book and wanted me to tell everyone, that it is a
wonderful read for all ages, keeps you intrigued and can not wait for
the next book. She says keep them coming, and help these wonderful
animals.
Betty smar
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by: Debra Senger
on Dec. 20, 2011 :
(no rating)
What a wonderful book, could not put it down, if you love
horses then you will love this book and if you do not love horses, you
will still love the story. What a great present for all ages.
Can not wait for the next series.....thank you...
Deb
(reviewed within a week of purchase)
Review by: Jamie West
on Dec. 13, 2011 :
What a great read! Couldn't put it down! Loved the
unexpected twists, definitely didn't see them coming. Mixes a story with
the real deal in training. A MUST read and a great gift for anyone who
loves horses.