Robert Beddoe

Frontier Passage Robert Beddoe

Frontier Passage is a dramatic novel about four mid-teenage kids: two white, two Indian - two boys and two girls, that come inadvertently together subsequent to their families having been torn apart by bloodshed and suffering through war and disease. As they travel across central and east Texas, an open prairie country interspersed with bandits, Comancheros, and Indians, they find themselves bound together by their common experiences of life in the wilderness. On the other hand, they also found themselves on a collision course between the mesh of life and death that puts their newfound feeling for each other in peril.