Little Fawn was growing fast and it was now time for Mother Fawn to teach him to stay safe in the wild. Would Little Fawn remember what to do if faced with the hunter or a fox? He tried to listen very carefully to his mother's advice.
Little Fawn is growing fast. It's time for Mother Fawn to teach him how to stay safe in the wild. He must listen carefully if he's to remember what to do if faced with the hunter and his dogs. Or what if he were chased by Fox? Or what if Eagle swooped down at him from the skies? But most of all, Fawn must learn to be strong and brave.
Buck Davis, a half Indian, is marshal of Red Creek, Texas. The time setting is 1994. A woman named Courtney Waters enters his office. She looks exactly like the Indian woman he met six months earlier his "dream". On impulse, Buck asks if her Indian name is Little Fawn and she says yes. She has come to him to solve a murder that took place over a hundred years ago in this very town. Buck begins to relate to her his "dream" experience of traveling back in time to when the town was truly wild. He believes he was called from the future to help solve the murder of a woman whose spirit contacts him from the grave. This is a story of adventure, suspense, romance and murder as Buck travels through the past, present and future. "Bob Kody, an up-and-coming new writer, will hold you spellbound with the page turner The Ghost of Little Fawn, a time-travel western filled with Indian lore, history, love, mystery and action."—Earle Adkins, author of seven western novels.