Hundred in the Hand: A Novel (Lakota Western)
"...a story that belongs to all of us...This Western transcends its genre. Highly recommended." --Historical Novels Review, February 2008"...a suspenseful story that brings readers an important perspective to a defining event in the history of the American West." --The Denver Post"...a swift, compelling read. If you like Westerns, you'll love this one." --Washington Post, November 25, 2007"...filled with suspense, action, pathos, and the novelty of telling a true story where the Indians came out on top." --Roses & Thorns, November 21, 2007"...has succeeded where other great western novels have failed, due to lack of understanding of a different culture." --Friends of the Little Bighorn Battlefield, January 2008"Marshall uses several point-of-view characters on both sides of combat...the battle scenes swirl with action." --Albuquerque Journal, March 16, 2008..."a fine historical novel in a class with Larry McMurtry's tales of life on the Western frontier. Highly recommended..." --Library Journal, September 15, 2007Finalist in the Popular Fiction category --Benjamin Franklin Award 2008Silver Medalist in the Historical Fiction category --Independent Publisher Awards 2008[Marshall] has woven historical facts with a touching story of a young white woman who was raised by the Sioux and married a young warrior women whom she loved dearly. This is a story of young love and fierce battles and is a very moving novel.  --Bella Online, Native American Site by Phyliis Doyle Burns