A Flight of Arrows (48 page)

O
NEIDA
/I
ROQUOIS WORDS

Satahuhsíyost
—Listen

iyo
—good

Onyota'a:ka
—People of the Standing Stone, the Oneidas

Kanien'kehá:ka
—People of the Flint, the Mohawk

Haudenosaunee
—the Longhouse People, the Six Nations of the Iroquois

o-kee-wa'h
—farewell

o'sluni'kéha'
—white ways

a'no:wál
—turtle; Turtle Clan

Náhte' yesa:yáts
—What is your name?

shekoli
—a greeting

kawʌniyó
—a good word

a'sluni
—white person

Kunolúhkwa
—I love you

O
NEIDA
13 M
OON
C
ALENDAR

Moon	Month
approximate correspondence
Snow Moon	January
Midwinter Moon	February
Half-Day Moon	March
Thundering Moon	April
Planting Moon	May
Strawberry Moon	June
Green Bean Moon	July
Green(orNew)CornMoon	August
Harvest Moon	September
Storing Moon	October
Giving Thanks Moon	November
Hunting Moon	December
Long Night Moon

L
ORI
B
ENTON
was raised east of the Appalachian Mountains, surrounded by early American history going back three hundred years. Her novels transport readers to the eighteenth century, where she brings to life the colonial and early federal periods of American history. These include
Burning Sky
, recipient of three Christy Awards;
The Pursuit of Tamsen Littlejohn
, an ECPA Christian Book Award finalist; and the first book in this series,
The Wood's Edge
. When Lori isn't writing, reading, or researching, she enjoys exploring the Oregon wilderness with her husband and learning to play the cello.

A
T THE WOOD'S EDGE
CULTURES COLLIDE
.
C
AN TWO FAMILIES
SURVIVE THE IMPACT?

Book 1 of the Pathfinders series begins when British Major Reginald Aubrey steals a baby from an Oneida woman. He cannot anticipate the devastating consequences. He may never overcome his guilt. She may never overcome her heartache. The people who love them long for redemption, for reconciliation, for vengeance. Can a path forward be found?

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