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Daughter of the Red Deer by Joan Wolf · Booklabria

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Daughter of the Red Deer

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Daughter of the Red Deer

Name: Daughter of the Red Deer
Author: Joan Wolf

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First published: 1991
Editions: 3 in 2 languages

Synopsis

When the women of the patriarchal Tribe of the Horse are fatally poisoned by tainted water, the men kidnap the women of the matriarchal Tribe of the Red Deer. A timeless tale of conflict between two societies set against a backdrop of ancient magic, mammoth hunts, and secret rituals.

(The first book in the Reindeer Hunters series)

Subjects: Historical Fiction
Historical
France
Prehistoric peoples
Primitive societies
Set in: Southern Europe

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3 in 2 languages

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