Medicine Woman

By: Frank Kidd

Narrated by: Jason McGinty

Levi Thurston: mountain man, wanderer, Indian fighter. He haunts the wide open places of a newly opened West. His only companions… a reluctant coydog and a Hawken rifle. When he is ambushed by Ute warriors, Levi takes shelter in a sacred burial ground. Convinced he has caught a curse, he must seek out a Blackfoot Medicine Woman, the young and beautiful Apaniaki, daughter of Chief Black Crow to help lift it. But what starts out as a simple enough quest devolves into a fight for his life and an unexpected love as Levi finds himself caught in the middle of warring tribes.

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Good story. A good period romance and action thriller.

I have been reading frontier novels since high school. I am now in my late 60s. This was a good refresher. And I have read the classics . This author either does excellent research or has genuine knowledge of wildlife, history, and the Indian culture. The narrator brought this novel to life for me. Jason Mcginty is friend of mine. Full disclosure, I was still very impressed with his performance. I didn’t know he could sing so well!