Fire-Hair Woman

The epic story of Lucinda Eubank is woven from original sources and true events surrounding the Plains Indian War of 1864. After the massacre of her family at the Eubank Ranches on the Overland Trail, Cheyenne Dog Soldiers take twenty-four-year-old Lucinda and her two young children captive. America's westward expansion and the ensuing conflict between Native Americans and early pioneers are detailed in this riveting saga of historical importance. The book's vivid and raw account follows Lucinda's heartbreak and suffering. How will she and her children survive against tremendous odds? Rich in Lucinda's own perspective, her enduring frontier spirit will captive the reader's soul.