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North in the Spring: Coming-of-Age Adventure (The Apprentice Series Book 2) Kindle Edition
No longer a spoiled teenager, 15-year-old Nigel Blackthorn will need his new gained strength and training to survive being kidnapped by the Bannocks
It’s Nigel’s third year with Pascal, and the wily mule-train leader heads North in the Spring. Long, grueling days and countless painful lessons have changed the whiny Nigel and often placed the former preacher’s son in danger. Considered an adult by the Cheyenne, he anglicized his Cheyenne name to be called “Blackthorn Wolfe” or Blackie to his friends.
When Pascal arranges a trade truce with the northern Bannock, they kidnap Blackie, offering to trade him for a keg of gun powder and lead—items Pascal refuses to sell or trade.
“I’ll meet you at Fort Hall in two-weeks,” Blackie calls as the Bannocks carry him away.
Can Blackie escape the Bannocks before they realize Pascal won’t trade powder for him?
How will he survive alone, unarmed, and on foot to reach Fort Hall, 200-miles away?
Has the canny old trader prepared Blackie for his ultimate test – staying alive in the untamed mountain frontier?
North in the Spring is the dramatic second story in Frank Kelso’s gritty Coming-of-Age series, The Apprenticeship. If you like your westerns well-researched and richly layered, get your copy now.
Buy North in the Spring to journey through the early western frontier today!
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication date8 October 2019
- File size448 KB
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Product details
- ASIN : B07Y5JFWDM
- Publisher : Beachfront Press (8 October 2019)
- Language : English
- File size : 448 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 215 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: 565,251 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- 974 in Native American Literature
- 19,102 in Historical Fiction (Kindle Store)
- 50,966 in Historical Fiction (Books)
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About the author

Frank Kelso grew up in Kansas City, Missouri, the origin of the Santa Fe Trail. Historic sites, monuments, and statues abound highlighting the journey west, including the Wagons West, Pioneer Women and the Indian Scout located on the bluffs overlooking the wide Missouri. Writing western themed books fit in with his upbringing. His parents considered storytelling a family tradition and the taller the tale, the better, when sharing around the supper table. A biomedical research scientist in his day job, Frank writes short stories and novels to keep the family traditions alive. He enjoys living on an island on the Alabama Gulf Coast at the Florida border. Can you say Flora-Bama Beach Bar? Welcome to Paradise Island: sunny days, sugar white sands, turquoise blue water, fishing, and smooth sailing. Come on down, Y’all.
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Pascal saved or as we now know him as Blackthorn Wolfe–Black Wolf of the Cheyenne. Blackie to his friends when he was a young boy.
LaFleur and Pascal taught the young lad many of his lessons.
He spent quite a bit of time with the Cheyenne and learns that they aren’t all savages.
I truly enjoyed reading this book, it’s part two, there is another coming next year and seriously I wish it was out now because I would much rather read this type of story line to any of the other books.
My disclaimer...
I wasn’t given a copy of this book for my honest review. I paid for this book.
Any book or novels I leave reviews on are not dependent on the book/novel review author’s opinion. No one influenced my voluntary review for any of the books or novels I read, they are my own opinions.
Top reviews from other countries

Noir,as he progresses into manhood.His treks and tribulations across the emerging USA. So onwards to the next instalment.

