Blood to Rubies, Debut Novel About Chief Joseph’s Struggle to Save His People, The Nez Perce
Deborah Hufford, Wisconsin debut Author of Blood to Rubies, now an Amazon #1 national bestseller and Book of the Year
Blood to Rubies is a story about heroism in the face of unspeakable injustice. Book of the Year and now an Amazon #1 national bestseller, Blood to Rubies is about a young frontier photographer who befriends the young Chief Joseph and a Nez Perce woman warrior (based on a real character never before written about) and follows their desperate struggle to save their people. Foreword for Blood to Rubies is by Chief and Tribal Chair of the Nez Perce tribe, Allen Pinkham, who also served as a founding member of the Smithsonian’s National Museum for the American Indian.
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