Shadows in the Cave
Caleb Fox continues his fantasy retelling of the stories and history of the first peoples of America, the tribes we know today as the Cherokee
Shonan and his son Aku are as different as night and day — the father a down-to-earth War Chief, leader of his village; his son a young shape-shifter who has been forbidden by his father to practice his gift from the gods. But such gifts are given to the people for the protection of the tribe, and Aku will not long be able to obey his father.
This lovely, intense journey among the earliest inhabitants of North America will thrill readers with deep truths and timeless adventure.
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Caleb Fox
Caleb Fox has lived in many worlds. Raised in Cherokee country, he received a scholarship from Columbia University and moved to New York. Later he moved to Los Angeles where he wrote for newspapers, magazines, and movies. Raised white and Christian, Fox was intrigued on a visit home to discover that his family was half Cherokee. He began to explore the great myths of Indian cultures. Today he lives in Indian country with his wife, Sarita, walks a red spiritual path, plays music with friends, and travels in search of the big myths yearning to be reborn and told.

