ame Old Kaintuck would in time be shortened
to "O.K."--easier to say after you've had a few--and come to mean the
good stuff in any area of life.

About the Author

Robert Shea is the co-author of the epic fantasy _The Illuminatus!
Trilogy_ and author of the two-volume _Shike_, among other novels. For
many years he worked for magazines, and he has been writing novels
full-time since 1977. He lives in Glencoe, Illinois.

SHAMAN
A man of potent magic and mystical vision

SHAMAN
Healer, future-teller, initiate into the mysteries of the spirit world

SHAMAN
A story of sacred Indian rites and the land-greed of an
expanding new nation

It was a time of bloody confrontation between the white man and the red
man, a time when the pioneers of a new nation were pushing out across
the Great Plains and yet the powerful spirits of an ancient mystical
religion still held sway over the Indians. In this troubled, dangerous
time, there is a man who has the privilege--and the curse--of belonging
to both worlds. He is Gray Cloud, a disciple of the aging shaman Owl
Carver. A handsome young half-breed, he is chosen by the Great Turtle to
become the mystical leader of the Sauk people ... and summoned by his
French-born aristocratic father to inherit the vast estate of Victoire.

Here is the riveting drama of Gray Cloud's transformation into the
powerful shaman White Bear, and his desperate struggle to reconcile the
opposing forces of his white and Indian heritage. It is a sweeping epic
of mysticism and history, of bitter love and brutal warfare, and of the
tragic fate of an ancient people.

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