Amanda Cockrell Books in Order
Amanda Cockrell is a series of 12 books written by Amanda Cockrell, Damion Hunter.
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Amanda Cockrell books in publication order
12 books
The Moonshine Blade
by Amanda Cockrell
1988
An undercover Los Angeles narcotics officer and a recently widowed doctor share ownership of an ancient samurai sword. As their relationship deepens, unanswered questions about her husband's death bind them together in a search for the truth.
Daughter of the Sky
by Amanda Cockrell
1995
Believed to possess mystical powers, Deer Shadow falls for an exiled warrior who brings maize seeds to her people. Their forbidden relationship threatens traditions in a community fearful of the changes his arrival could bring.
Wind Caller's Children
by Amanda Cockrell
1995
Deer Shadow and Wind Caller raise twins among the Deer Dancers until tribal rivalries lead to the children's exile. Cast into a harsh desert, the young pair must struggle to survive while their parents confront the division within their people.
The Long Walk
by Amanda Cockrell
1996
As childbirth approaches, Others' Child must end her wandering and face separation from her mate, Night Hawk. A new calling draws her toward a difficult role among her people, testing the bonds that have sustained her.
When the Horses Came
by Amanda Cockrell
1999
Driven by visions, Out of Breath searches the desert and returns with an animal his people have never seen. With Wants the Moon, he explores the possibilities of riding horses, unaware of the danger accompanying Coyote's gift.
Children of the Horse
by Amanda Cockrell
2000
Young descendants of the Horse Bringers travel west in search of horses and encounter unfamiliar cities and armed foreigners. Guided by Coyote, they must confront a threat that could transform the world of their people.
Pomegranate Seed
by Amanda Cockrell
2001
A famous actress's funeral brings together relatives, rivals, former lovers, and Hollywood colleagues. As their competing histories collide, old secrets surface, revealing the private tensions behind a life shaped by decades in the film industry.
The Rain Child
by Amanda Cockrell
2001
After losing her husband, Flute Dog adopts an orphaned baby who grows into the rebellious Rain Child. An enchanted pot draws mother and daughter toward northern strangers, where Coyote's plans entwine their horses and their future.
What We Keep Is Not Always What Will Stay
by Amanda Cockrell
2011
When a statue of St. Felix begins speaking to her, Angie already has questions about faith. Falling for a wounded young veteran brings harder ones, as his increasingly dangerous behavior challenges her belief that love can heal him.
The Legions of the Mist
by Damion Hunter
2020
Demoted centurion Justinius Corvus arrives in Britain with the worn Ninth Hispana and finds a legion trying to recover its pride. As Rome closes on war with the Britons, loyalty to comrades and empire may demand more than he expected.
The Wall at the Edge of the World
by Damion Hunter
2020
Army medic Postumus Justinius Corvus returns from Syria to Britannia as senior surgeon in the Sixth, only to find fresh trouble brewing beyond the Wall. Caught between war, politics, and his duty to save lives, he is pulled into a bloody frontier crisis.
Coyote Weather
by Amanda Cockrell
2023
In 1967, three people from a small California town struggle to find their footing amid war and cultural upheaval. Jerry doubts the future, Ellen clings to plans, and the mysterious Ghost longs for a home that rejects him.
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