At the November meeting of Ozarks Writers League, I met a kindred spirit.  Her name is Kitty Sutton.  She reviewed the first book of the Corn Cave Series.  
 
Gray Wolf by Zona Crabtree

Gray Wolf is the beginning of a saga. It opens with us getting to know Little Bear who is out one day in the forest when he witnesses a group of men who have captured a young Native girl. The girl is not of his tribe, but he helps her escape anyway. Little Bear becomes attracted to her while she lives with his family for several weeks through the hard winter. However, she must go home because her people have given her up for dead. Little Bear's older brother, Gray Wolf, is chosen to escort the girl back home along with another more experienced warrior and the possibility that they will not make it to her tribe becomes very real when a deadly chase ensues after the traveling group is observed by the original three white men. Protection comes from an unexpected source.

I liked this book very much and it will be interesting to read the other installments in the saga. In the line-up is The Travelers, White Dove, and The Return. I hope to read and review them all. Kudos for Zona Crabtree.
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Learn more about Kitty Sutton's Native American historical fiction mystery, Wheezer and the Painted Frog,  at http://www.inknbeans.com/kitty-sutton.html.