Dreams Beneath Your Feet

A fateful encounter on the Oregon Trail places a fur trapper and his friends and family in grave danger in this captivating conclusion to Western Writers Hall of Fame author Win Blevins's epic frontier saga
In 1840, the fur trade that brought Sam Morgan west from Pennsylvania and into the orbit of such legendary historical figures as Jedediah Smith, Kit Carson, and Irish Tom Fitzpatrick has dried up. In search of a new home where his Indian daughter will be accepted, Sam journeys with Esperanza from Wyoming's Wind River to California.

Accompanied by Ezperanza's uncle, Flat Dog, and mountain man Hannibal MacKye, Sam and his daughter encounter fierce storms and forbidding terrain on the trip west. At Fort Hall, they meet Lei Palua, a terrified woman who has just escaped the clutches of a gang of killers led by Kanaka Boy, a psychopath wreaking havoc on the tribal villages of the Pacific Northwest. Little does Sam know that by taking Lei Palua in, he risks not only his own life, but Esperanza's as well. The Golden State may be Sam's paradise, but reaching it will be a desperate struggle.

Dreams Beneath Your Feet is a rousing tale of adventure and a moving tribute to the courage, resourcefulness, and commitment of America's mountain men.