Dado, an accomplished Amazon warrior now living in the Amazon village of Providence, learns twenty-five of her warrior sisters have been ambushed and the surviving few have been taken hostage. Dado and the remaining Providence warriors must plan a rescue and time is of the essence. The castle where the warriors are being held has a ruthless reputation of torture by the villainous executioner Prattroski. Dado is still conflicted with fragmented memories of her brutal heritage as the daughter of a vicious Viking Chieftain. She embarks on this mission with a taste for vengeance. There is a mastermind at play in the castle and the Amazon warriors must be willing to improvise their rescue attempt. They hope the Amazon warriors from Thun Lake will make it there in time to help. The Thun Lake women are an unforgettable tribe. Dado, Neely, Ainn, and their warriors are recusants both heroic and courageous, who transport readers to a time in history where women were killers with loyalty and heart. They made all the rules. Amazon women were real. They are ancestors to most of us and you'll remember them in your bones.
