Satanta's Woman [Dramatized Adaptation]

Cynthia Haseloff

2020年6月 · Graphic Audio · 旁述：A Full Cast、Andy Brownstein、Andy Clemence、Barbara Pinolini、Bob Payne、Bradley Smith、Colleen Delany、David Coyne、David Harris、Dawn Ursula、Elizabeth Jernigan、Eric Singdahlsen、Gabriela Fernandez-Coffey、Jacob Yeh、James Konicek、James Lewis、Ken Jackson、Kenyatta Rogers、Kimberly Gilbert、Laura C. Harris、Michael Glenn、Nanette Savard、Patrick Bussink、Richard Rohan、Scott McCormick、Terence Aselford、Thomas Keegan、Thomas Penny、Tim Getman及Yasmin Tuazon

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In 1864 the frontier cavalry had been withdrawn to fight in the War Between the States, and the able-bodied men had enlisted to join the cause, leaving the families in the Brazos River valley very much on their own...and nearly defenseless. The Comanches and the Kiowas decided this was the perfect time to rid their land forever of the invaders who had threatened their very existence. The legendary Kiowa war chief Satanta personally led many of the brutal raids, and during one of them Satanta claimed a prize for himself—a beautiful widow named Adrianne Chastain. He was determined to make Adrianne a true Kiowa woman and one of his wives, but could either of them survive this clash of cultures unscathed? And could Adrianne survive at all?

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Cynthia Haseloff was born in Eagle Flats, Texas in 1948. She won a State American Legion Oratorical Award in high school before receiving her B. A. and M. A. at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. She later earned a Ph.D. from Stephens College. Besides having a career as a writer, Haseloff worked in her family's recreation business, produced audio visual material, taught high school English, and served as a publications advisor at the school. She also is a member of the Western Writers of America and past board member of Shiloh Museum and Washington County Historical Society. Haseloff has written Ride South! and The Kiowa Verdict: A Western Story, which won a Western Writers of America Spur Award for Best Western Novel.