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In a far‑off, ice‑covered past—approximately eighty centuries ago—*Cry of the Wind* portrays a society of prehistoric peoples living at the edge of the North. The central figure, Chakliux, is an experienced hunter respected by his community. He harbores a tender love for Aqamdax, a woman bound to another tribal member she does not love. The story also introduces K'os, a healer who has endured great hardship and now seeks vengeance. The plot weaves themes of tribal loyalty, the struggle against environmental hardship, and the burden of ancient curses that threaten the community’s future.
First publish date: 1998
Genre: Historical Fiction/Ancient Historical Fiction
Authors: Sue Harrison
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