My Name Is a Knife

This novel offers a vivid and compelling retelling of Daniel Boone's later years, exploring his complex relationships with the Shawnee people and his family amidst the conflicts of North American frontiers. As Boone navigates loyalty, love, and survival during a turbulent period, the story delves into themes of cultural clash and personal sacrifice. Set against a backdrop of sieges and shifting allegiances, it provides a nuanced portrayal of a legendary figure's struggles and ambiguities.