Cheyenne Dawn: Rachael’s Story

When the daughters of Rachael Wheeldon are abducted by Cheyenne Indians, she is tricked into following on foot by the leader of the kidnappers only to be left alone and defenceless in the wilderness. After reaching the point of no return, she is left with no option than to doggedly, push ahead across the vast plains and try to locate her children. After days with little water and no food, she finally succumbs to exhaustion, dehydration and near death. So, it is to her complete, surprise that her saviour turns out to be the impressive leader of the Cheyenne kidnappers, Tall Bull. Left with no other option, Rachael and her daughter, join the impressive Indian on an epic journey across the great plains of Kansas and Colorado, and despite her initial fear, she finds, she is drawn to him more than she cares to admit.
Although violent and often harrowing, this is essentially, a love story set in 1875 when there was much resentment between native Americans and white settlers resulting in more than one massacre of innocent women and children of various tribes of Indians.
This is a sequel to “Revenge and Chameli Gonzales.” But is also a stand-alone story in its own right.