kgcummings
1864 Struck down by a horse and robbed of every memory of the man he once was, Timothy Doyle awakens among the Cherokee with no knowledge of his name, his family, or the young wife waiting for a husband she fears may never return.
Held in the village while his battered body heals, the nameless stranger finds an unexpected companion in Walks-like-fox, a young Cherokee who see more in him than a captive white man. Through fear, uncertainty, and an unlikely friendship, the first pieces of a new identity begin to take shape.
Long before the West would know him as Old Buckshot, there was a lost young man who had forgotten Tim Doyle, and a Cherokee called Walks-like-fox who knew him before Buck knew himself.