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The seed for Shadows on the Trail sprouted on an
early summer morning in 2010 on a northern Colorado ranch when I found a Paleoindian tool made from a red and gray striped
rock from a prehistoric rock quarry in Texas. As I stared down at this
prehistoric tool made by one of our First Americans, several questions raced
through my mind. How did this tool end up in a prehistoric campsite in northern
Colorado, five hundred miles to the north of the prehistoric rock quarry? Who
made it? What was he or she like? What happened on its journey from Texas to
northern Colorado? Since it was impossible for me to ask the Paleoindian
who made it, I wrote my own version of his journey.
The book review for Shadows on the Trail follows.
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The historical fiction novels written by John Bradford Branney are known for their impeccable research and biting realism. In his latest blockbuster novel Beyond the Campfire, Branney catapults his readers back into Prehistoric America where they reunite with some familiar faces from Branney’s best-selling prehistoric adventure series the Shadows on the Trail Pentalogy.
Thursday, March 26, 2015
A Book Review of SHADOWS ON THE TRAIL by John Bradford Branney
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