Cry of the Eagle
Cry of the Eagle by Joan Virden, published by AuthorHouse in April 2006, is a historical fiction novel that spans 252 pages. The story follows two young individuals from different backgrounds as they navigate love and danger, beginning in the ranching country of Northern Nevada and extending to the wilderness of Alaska’s Yukon Valley. Julie King, the daughter of a wealthy rancher, finds herself kidnapped and thrust into a perilous situation, relying on one of her captors for a chance at escape.
Readers will encounter a narrative filled with tension and adventure as Julie grapples with her new reality and the challenges posed by her captors. The book delves into themes of resilience and bravery, showcasing the efforts of a young man determined to rescue her from a vengeful adversary. As a sequel to FLAME IN THE DESERT, this installment continues the saga of the King dynasty, offering insights into the characters’ struggles and the complexities of their relationships amidst the backdrop of historical events.
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From the ranching country of Northern Nevada to the wilderness of Alaska’s Yukon Valley, two young people from different parts of America find love while running for their lives. Julie King, the young daughter of wealthy Jordan King, has never been away from her overprotective family or her secluded ranch. Now, all of a sudden, she is thrust into the hands of kidnappers and taken to the interior of Alaska where she is subjected to a lifestyle she could never have imagined. Terrified and lost, she now has to depend on one of her captors to try and escape. The continuing saga of the King dynasty, this book is a sequel to FLAME IN THE DESERT. It is the story of one young man’s heroic efforts against overwhelming odds, to rescue a beautiful stranger from the hands of a twisted woman, bent on continuing revenge.
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