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1: Eyes of Eagles

Strong, brave and wise beyond his years, Jamie MacAllister either impresses or angers all he meets. Kidnapped at age seven by Ohio Shawnees, Jamie's will and strength soon gain him both the favor of Chief Tall Bull, who adopts him, and the enmity of Tall Bull's other son, Little Wolf, the first of many who wish to bring Jamie down a notch. Escaping to a nearby Kentucky settlement, he makes still more enemies. After Jamie kills John Jackson's son in self defense, he must flee west with his beloved, Kate Olmstead—ironically, the daughter of another enemy—where they marry and are besieged by Shawnees, the Jacksons and bounty hunters—most of whom eventually die by Jamie's hand. The two then settle in East Texas, where Jamie is pressed into service to fight in the coming war with Mexico. Jamie serves with distinction and manages to escape the massacre at the Alamo. Alas, at war's end, he and his bride must still elude those thirsting for their blood.
 
 
Approximate Running Time: 9 hours
ISBN: 1-59950-175-9
ISBN-13: 978-1-59950-175-8
Release Date: October 2006
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1. David on 2/23/2008, said:

This series is wonderful. It combines fact and fiction together in a way that makes you learn some about the history of the U.S. wheter you realize your learning or not. Two thumbs up.
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2. Everett on 2/2/2008, said:

This is still one of my favorites even though sadly the series isn't being produced anymore. This book is everything a western should be and more: sad, scary, funny and possibly even a great tool for a history teacher to use in a class should he/she wish to spice up a lesson about the famous Texas Alamo. Jamy Ian MacCallister, who was raised by a tribe of Indians who destroyed his cabbin and killed his parents when he was only seven, is beautifully portrayed by David Coin, who continues to be in my top five favorite GA actors to date! Is that not sad? I have favorite GA actors! Anyhow, this one is what started me down the path of GA for the most part and I recommend it to anyone who doesn't know which series to choose to listen to first. It's really fast paced, easy to read and the nature sounds are quite relaxing to listen to! I give this one five well-deserved stars! Go Bob Supan!
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3. Vikki on 1/14/2008, said:

An above average western for the first half, the part taking place in the Alamo blew me away. Excellent!
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4. Dale on 10/5/2007, said:

Great start to this wonderful series. The violence gets a little graphic at times but is otherwise a very enjoyable story.
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