Iroquois Medicine Woman,

From the Author of ‘Cowboy: Romance and Survival Among the Pioneers of the Dakota Territory’

Explore the value, place, mystery and power which Iroquois Women held in their tribe before white men disrupted this highly civilized society.

Based on historical facts about the Iroquois Indian Women and an important part of the history of Native Americans and our Democratic Government. In the years around 1700, a remote Seneca village gave land to friendly Quakers who promised to help protect their village from intrusive white men and they in turn promised to protect the Quakers from hostile tribal raids.

This intriguing historical novel is told through the eyes of two powerful young Seneca’s, Medicine Woman Rainbow Owl and Chief Tall Arrow. Though often in personal conflict, as well as conflict with encroaching white men, they worked together to save their people.

History and facts are interwoven with romance, intrigue and adventure. Readers will be inspired to learn more about the contributions and misunderstood early Civilized People who contribute to our lives even today.

“Medicine Woman is a romance, adventure and an historical treat!”

Written by Avonelle Kelsey (1931-2009) (.99 cents/450+ pages)