Chronicler Publishing will be releasing Mary Tweedy's Captive Daughter, Enemy Wife soon.

Dec. 15, 2009 - PRLog -- Captive Daughter, Enemy Wife  is the intriguing story of a young Neutral woman who is captured by the Onondaga, and Iroquois tribe. She is adopted into the tribe and becomes the wife of an Onondaga warrior.

In the early seventeenth century Great Lakes area, White Corn, a member of the Neutral Tribe, endures plague, flight down rapids and across Lake Ontario, and violent assault and capture by the ferocious Iroquois. Along with Hole-In-The-Night,  her mysteriously beautiful and impassive mother, and her half French brother, Papillon, she is forcibly adopted into the Onondaga tribe of the Iroquois Five Nations.  White Corn learns not only how to survive but how to flourish in a time and place where, as her mother says, "death is always there."    

Captive Daughter, Enemy Wife will be available through the publisher as well as through many online bookstores such as Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, Barnes and Noble, Booksamillion, and many others.

For Additional Information, please contact

Charles O. Goulet

cgoulet@chroniclerpublishing.com

go1c@telusplanet.net