Crow Mary

In "Crow Mary," bestselling author Kathleen Grissom tells the compelling story of Goes First, a Crow Native woman who marries white fur trader Abe Farwell in 19th-century North America. As they journey to his trading post in Saskatchewan, she forms deep connections and faces cultural clashes that challenge her identity and allegiance. A violent encounter with whiskey traders forces Mary to confront her husband's dark past and ignites her fierce determination to save captured women, testing the limits of love and loyalty. This richly detailed narrative explores the complexities of marriage, friendship, and the clash of cultures against a stunning backdrop of the American wilderness.