05/26/2026
** Cover Reveal **
Jack Frazier's novel, Crow: The Last Quiver, is coming out this summer! The prequel to Bonhist: Cheyenne Medicine Woman (https://bookshop.org/a/55972/9781965142882), Crow is the story of a misunderstood orphan boy shunned by his Cheyenne tribe who struggles to prove his worth as a warrior, only to discover that compassion, courage, and an unbreakable spirit may hold the key to his people’s survival. Set in the untamed Colorado Territory of the 1850s, the story follows Bonhist's father.
About the book:
Fifteen-year-old Crow has never belonged.
Orphaned as a baby and raised by the kindness of many but claimed by none, Crow is mocked by the warriors of the Striped Feathers tribe for his awkwardness, his poor hunting skills, and his soft heart. While other boys dream of glory in battle, Crow would rather protect a frightened deer, rescue a wolf cub, or wander the mountains listening to the whispers of nature.
But the world around him is changing.
As white settlers push westward into the Colorado Territory, disease, violence, and hunger threaten the ancient ways of the People. The buffalo disappear. Old traditions fracture. And deep in the mountains, Crow begins to experience visions that hint at a destiny far greater than anyone imagined.
Guided by the wisdom of the legendary hunter, Man on Top of Hill, accompanied by his loyal wolf companion, Friend With Smile, and riding the stubborn mule, Long Ears, Crow embarks on a journey of survival, identity, and spiritual awakening.
Yet to protect those who once rejected him, Crow must first discover the warrior hidden within himself.
Rich with Native traditions, unforgettable characters, sweeping wilderness landscapes, and emotional depth, Crow: The Last Quiver, is an epic coming-of-age adventure about belonging, resilience, and the quiet strength found in compassion.