Books with title Returning the Hunter's Stone

International best-selling science fiction author, David Drake teams with Jim Kjelgaard, legendary creator of Big Red.The Return of a Masterpiece of Middle Grade Fiction!OUTCASTS IN A LAND OF MONSTERSMeet Hawk, formerly a hunter in a band of prehistoric nomads, now an outcast for breaking tribal law by daring to create a powerful new tool: the bow and arrow. Now the world is changing, the bison are disappearing, and the tribe has fallen into famine. Their only hope? Hawk and his new tools and hunting methods. But the old ways die hard, and Hawk must find a way to survive in a land of prehistoric predatorsfrom dire wolves to beavers the size of bearsif he is to save his tribe, and show humanity the path away from Stone Age stagnation.At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).David Drake was attending Duke University Law School when he was drafted. He served the next two years in the Army, spending 1970 as an enlisted interrogator with the 11th armored Cavalry in Viet Nam and Cambodia. Upon return he completed his law degree at Duke and was for eight years Assistant Town Attorney for Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He has been a full time freelance writer since 1981. His books include the genre defining and bestselling Hammers Slammers series, the RCN series including What Distant Deeps, In the Stormy Red Sky, The Road of Danger, and many more. Jim Kjelgaard's celebrated middle grade and young adult books display themes such as honor, loyalty, courage, and perseverance. His novel Wolf Brother is the winner of the Spur Award of the Western Writers of America. His Big Red, which won the Boys Life Award in 1948, also became a beloved Disney movie.

International best-selling science fiction author, David Drake teams with Jim Kjelgaard, legendary creator of Big Red.The Return of a Masterpiece of Middle Grade Fiction!OUTCASTS IN A LAND OF MONSTERSMeet Hawk, formerly a hunter in a band of prehistoric nomads, now an outcast for breaking tribal law by daring to create a powerful new tool: the bow and arrow. Now the world is changing, the bison are disappearing, and the tribe has fallen into famine. Their only hope? Hawk and his new tools and hunting methods. But the old ways die hard, and Hawk must find a way to survive in a land of prehistoric predatorsfrom dire wolves to beavers the size of bearsif he is to save his tribe, and show humanity the path away from Stone Age stagnation.About David Drakes RCN series: "Rousing old fashioned space opera." - Publishers Weekly"The fun is in the telling, and Mr. Drake has a strong voice. I want more!" - Philadelphia Weekly Press"[S]pace opera is alive and well. This series is getting better as the author goes alongcharacter development combined with first rate action and memorable world designs." - SFReader.com

Bow is a young boy of mixed heritage that is being bullied. But there is hope and help from unexpected sources. There is adventures with magic and an old shaman, ancient symbols and the old story of the Ice Crossing that has been passed down for generations and that most American Indian tribes have all but forgotten. Bow discovers a peacful and more powerful way to deal with problems.

Bow is a young boy of mixed heritage that is being bullied. But there is hope and help from unexpected sources. There is adventures with magic and an old shaman, ancient symbols and the old story of the Ice Crossing that has been passed down for generations and that most American Indian tribes have all but forgotten. Bow discovers a peacful and more powerful way to deal with problems.

A hunter caught in a fierce storm seeks shelter in a secluded cave. Surprised by what he finds inside he thinks he may be able to make his fortune. Little could he know that trying to take what he finds would cause him to loose so much.The Stone Hunter is a short mythical tale aimed at children aged from 6 years old. Suitable to be read aloud or for young readers to read alone.

Bow is a young boy of mixed heritage that is being bullied. But there is hope and help from unexpected sources. There is adventures with magic and an old shaman, ancient symbols and the old story of the Ice Crossing that has been passed down for generations and that most American Indian tribes have all but forgotten. Bow discovers a peacful and more powerful way to deal with problems.