Adelaide, a homeschooling mother, had no idea that her life, and those of her children, were about to change when she receives a hand-carved metal necklace from her sister. Without giving the necklace, or the unique pendant, much thought, Adelaide is unaware that the handcrafted necklace is the source of her life-changing journey.

After being transported back to 1600s Canada - a time of tribal warfare and the ever-present danger of disease - history comes to life as Adelaide must survive. Determined to find a way back to the present, Adelaide resists the circumstances she finds herself in. Chief Long Knife, however, has other ideas. The handsome warrior sees his new, instant family in a different light and is determined to win his captive's heart.
The Cry of the Wolf is created by Angeline Gallant, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

The Cry of the Wolf

The Iroquois captives may have submitted to the fact they were now Wyandotte, but their blood ran Iroquois. Of those captured at the English fort, only the Iroquois men who had remained behind lived to tell about it. They were trained to be brave from childhood, masking any indication of pain while the white men had failed the test, instantly killed for their weakness.


Unlike most of the Wyandotte, they had not converted, watching in silence as the tribe grappled with the changes that had come. The changes were weakening them from within.


Chief Long Knife walked out into the clearing as yet other canoes filled with Frenchmen arrived. Unphased, he greeted the newcomers, holding out his brawny hand as he had seen the palefaces greet each other.


"Welcome," he said in French, Brown Sparrow, a most willing tutor. "I'm Peter Hendricks."


The Frenchman smiled at the friendly man before them, "The pleasure is ours. Who is your leader? We wish to speak with him..."


Chapter 37: WINDS OF CHANGE