The Sachem

by Donald Clayton Porter

Book Overview

The stirring saga of the White Indian driven to heroism and war by his proud heritage and a woman's fierce passion. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 055313681X
• ISBN13: 9780553203615
• Release Date: April 1981
• Publisher: Bantam Books
• Length: 372 Pages
• Weight: 0.48 lbs.

Customer Reviews

used book in good condition

I received this used book in fairly good condition. The pages are a bit yellowed and some are dog eared, but none are falling out and the cover is still attached. I like this author and the theme of the white indian series. I have not checked on the veracity of the details given about native american indian culture nor the if some of the characters are actual historical figures or purely fiction, but it seems honest and is quite interesting; a good mix of drama, action, romance, and history. If you like historical fiction, give it a try.

Savage action and untamed desire!

This ia a stirring saga (Book 4) of the White Indian driven to heroism and war by his proud heritage and a woman's fierce passion. TREACHERY: spies-blackmail-and the shocking abduction of two beautiful women threaten to destroy Renno, the White Indian, in the eyes of his people. A rival chief forges a savage alliance with a Spanish "she-devil" lusting for Renno's blood. COURAGE: As European powers carry a shameful war to virgin American soil, hate-filled tribes stalk the mighty Seneca warriors led by Renno, their fearless Sachem. Then a deadly challenge provokes the fiercest battle ever fought on the frontier - and leads the passionate spirit of the captive women to a blazing love and a dangerous but thrilling destiny in the arms of the bold men who fight on the side of freedom. All of Porter's White Indian Series are great stories and this one is no exception.