Soul Catcher by Frank Herbert
A disillusioned Native American man plots and carries out the abduction of the son of a prominent white man, spirit-driven and intent on a ritualized act of retribution; what follows is a tense, psychologically charged odyssey through the wilderness in which captor and captive confront each other’s fears, histories, and moral limits. The novel examines vengeance, cultural collision, and the haunting aftermath of injustice as both pursuer and pursued reckon with identity, belief, and the human cost of trying to settle scores.
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- 1972
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- English
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