Between the Worlds: Snowblind Moon, Part 1

by John Byrne Cooke

In the late nineteenth-century West, conflict between beleaguered Indians and white settlers and ranchers draws all into an apocalyptic clash--including a young advocate of Indian rights, a former army scout, a Sioux chief, and a young white man raised by the Cheyenne

Genres: Westerns, Historical Fiction

Mass Market Paperback

Published July 15, 1986

About the author

John Byrne Cooke was an American author of five books, road manager to Janis Joplin from late 1967 until her untimely death in 1970, a musician, a photographer, and a documentary film maker. He was the son of Alistair Cooke, and the great-grandnephew of Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Reviews

[Terry Cornell]

I wasn't going to read the other two books in the series. I found Cooke's writing to be very non-linear, and his work could have been pared down. Of course practically everyone knows what happens with Custer and the Little Big Horn later on. However what happens to the fictional characters is the big mystery. Found a couple of used copies on line.

[Scott Schmidt]

A wonderful beginning to a story full of life-like characters and beautiful prose. An unpredictable ending to this first book makes me even more excited to begin the next.

[Theresa]

this story was given to me, a good story about survival and learning how to rely on your self.