The Wolf Man Warrior — Robert M. Johnson

This is the second volume of the fictional life story of Jeremiah Warner. He began his journey to the mountains in the first volume, The Windrider. His new life is that of a high mountain fur trapper, working in the beaver trade.
In the High Lonesome of the Great Rockies, the life of the Mountain Man, Jeremiah Warner, is one of constant focus, attentive to the most subtle movements in the trees or from the wind. His animal companions, the Wolf Hound and his Saddle Horse provided signals that keep him attuned to any threat in his surroundings. As the story begins, two Indian Warriors are about to attack his simple campsite in the High Rocky Mountain Wilderness. Their objective is to kill the Great Wolf Man Warrior and bring honor to their people. This is the beginning of the story, but far from its ending.
The Author follows the journey of one of the early Mountain Men following the elusive beavers as a trapper of fur. His adventures in the High Lonesome provide a rich canvas of natural beauty broken often by violence. Jeremiah Warner is the Avatar in all of us.