Eagle of Seneca (The Seneca Series, #2)

In a North America where the Roman Empire survived until 900 A. D. , the independent colony of Manhatos and the Lenape tribes struggle to survive. . .

Ceti, Manhatos' chief engineer, built a hang-glider to prove that man could fly. On his first test flight, he soars high but crash lands into a tree near a Lenape settlement.

Sky, heir to the Wolf Clan of the Lenape tribe, is fascinated by the man who literally falls at her feet. She views his arrival as a sign from the gods to forge a lasting peace between Manhatos and her people.

Ceti is instantly infatuated by the woman who understands his craving to fly. Sky comes to love the man who believes all things are possible.

The arrival of an Imperial fleet bent on reclaiming the breakaway Roman colony gives Ceti and Sky a common enemy. But can their love be enough to save their people?

Note: This is a revised and updated version of a novel originally published in 2012.