Prairie Moon

About the Book

Beginning on December 29, 1890, as two Indian boys find safety together midst a massacre, continuing as white settlers push ever westward, Prairie Moon is the heartfelt story of four families whose lives intertwine over more than a century. Coming full circle to the place where it begins - Wounded Knee, South Dakota - it is the best kind of historical fiction...one that offers hope for a better understanding of whom we are as a people. All profits from Prairie Moon donated to Friends of Pine Ridge Reservation, which supports reservation organizations in need.

About the Author

Born in Columbia, South Carolina, Barbara Bergan grew up as an "army brat" traveling the world with her mother, sister, and career offi cer father before settling in Wilmington, Delaware, with her husband, Lee, and mothering twins. Now retired, their children grown, she and her husband reside in beautiful, balmy Southeastern North Carolina, where Barbara enjoys the simple pleasures of gardening, music, reading...and writing. Her prize-winning stories, some of which are included in Moonbeams, have appeared in the online literary journals Retrozine and Toasted Cheese and in Delaware Beach Life magazine. Her fi rst novel is to be published in late-2010.