Book
The Crossed Sabres
Surviving both the carnage of the Civil War and the betrayal of his marriage, Tom Winslow seeks to begin a new life, and moving to the Northern Plains with his young daughter Laurie, he takes a job with the Department of Indian Affairs.
Set against Indian Wars of the American West, the story extends the Winslow genealogy through a specific phase of American or global history, using Christian conversion, family inheritance and romantic loyalty as its principal interpretive framework.