Winds Across Beringia

“Fans of Ice Age prehistoric fiction settings ala Jean Auel’s ‘Earth’s Children’ series will relish the setting and events in Winds Across Beringia, which is set in the last Ice Age on a narrow channel connecting Alaska with Siberia.”

--Midwest Book Review

Winds Across Beringia

Nearly 15,000 years ago, a daring young mammoth hunter named Harjo sets out on a life-changing journey across the now inundated ancient land bridge that once connected Alaska and Siberia called Beringia.  He is bound for the land of the sea mammal hunting people on the coast of the Bering Sea.  There, he encounters a beautiful, mysterious servant girl named Onna; the likes that no one had ever seen before or imagined existed.  She was taken captive from an unknown land far to the west, across the great massive glaciers that all believed were impassable.

Together, they began an incredible adventure to return to Harjo’s people and his river valley homeland within interior Beringia.  Their saga tells the story of their life-long relationship thorough many wondrous escapades, harsh, desperate struggles, and an intimate romance within the backdrop of the lost land of Beringia—a wondrous world that was once bursting with breathtaking sights and sounds and teeming with exotic astonishing animals while providing an unforgiving perilous environment to those who ventured forth.    

Harjo’s people, the mammoth hunters, and other prehistoric inhabitants of Beringia, are destined to be the ancient ancestors of all Native people of North and South America.