Crimson Sky: The Tears of Autumn
Epic Prehistoric Leadership Saga
“When the gods wish to test a legend, they send him an equal.”
A sweeping prehistoric epic about the price of leadership and the courage required to protect a legacy.
The Eagle Feather has come of age. Having united the tribes and become the leader the Auroch People needed, his legend has spread like the beautiful autumn leaves. But peace is a fragile thing.
Now, a rival has emerged: a ruthless tyrant every bit as brilliant as the Eagle Feather herself. Her ambition is as cold and relentless as winter, and she covets the Auroch's land, fortune, and future. In a world on the cusp of a treacherous conflict, the greatest battles are no longer fought with spears, but with wisdom and creativity.
The perfect autumn read
- The Weight of Leadership: An exploration of what happens after the hero wins, perfect for fans of complex character arcs.
- Wisdom Over Strength: A refreshing take on prehistoric fiction where creativity and compassion are the ultimate weapons.
- Immersive World-Building: Best enjoyed on crisp autumn evenings when the ancient world feels just a little bit closer.
Crimson Sky resonates with readers who loved
- Political & Social Intrigue: Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins.
- Primal Adventure: Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
- Genre-Defining Prehistory: The Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean M. Auel.
- The Hero's Trial: Call It Courage by Armstrong Sperry.
OTHER BOOKS IN THE THE EAGLE FEATHER SAGA
REVIEWS
The Auroch. This trilogy was wonderful. It was like a softer version of Clan of the Cave Bear. If it didn't get you in the feels, you weren't paying attention.
— TAG
Highly recommend this saga. This story is pure reading enjoyment. The characters are fierce and full of life.
— Peggy D.
Well done. Chores undone, store trip skipped, and a night's sleep lost. Looking forward to the next one.
— Kindle Customer
Very good. Let me know when Dawn's Roar is ready. Hurry, hurry, hurry.
— Kindle Customer
Love this series. I am 77 years old and loving this series. I am learning a lot as I read this adventure.
— J. J.
