Fair Condition – cover wear with visible spotting and page-edge tanning.
In 1755, eleven-year-old Regina Leininger’s life is shattered when raiders attack her family’s Pennsylvania frontier home, killing her father and brother and taking her captive. Separated from everything familiar, Regina is carried into the wilderness and adopted into a Native American community, where she receives a new name and must learn another language, culture, and way of life. The years that follow test her endurance, identity, and memories of home as bonds grow alongside grief and fear. Based on a documented historical experience, Sally M. Keehn’s novel offers a dramatic account of survival, cultural conflict, and a child caught between the world she lost and the life she is forced to enter.
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