Steven Kelley

Song of the Eagle Steven Kelley

Lifetimes ago, a Native American youth of the Together People captures Wanbli the eagle. The eagle manages to escape, but the spirit of Wanbli is now guide for the young man. The seeing eyes of their hearts are entwined. A young girl and horses are captured by a war party of Eastern tribesmen. The girl is daughter of Tall Bear, a fierce warrior. Tall Bear immediately rides away in pursuit of his beloved daughter, Quiet Dove. The young man decides to follow when he realizes she may very well be the love of his life. In order to find her he must enter enemy territory to the East. Song of the eagle is both a spiritual journey and a quest to rescue the girl. During the course of the chase the young man enters into manhood. Will he find the girl of his dreams? Will he find a song from the eagle? The circle of life seldom is fulfilled as expected. The beauty is in the changing. Although set in a time period long ago, it will show people with strong morals and a complete sense of family survival. These qualities are reflected and have always been a part of America. There is the continuity of a circle within the pages of the story. To find Wanbli's song you must read this book. The reader may just find a song for his or her own heart in the journey.