This is the kind of garbage that fundamentalist christians like to use when making false claims about pagans. All statements in this book are either lies or fantasy. None of the author's statements are backed up with facts or sourses. All material was taken from magazine interviews.

Just another fantatic who thinks modern witchcraft and satanism go together. Nothing could be further from the truth than this poor excuse of a book. How do these nuts get published?

I found this book to be exciting and interesting from start to finish. Being from the area this book is focusing on, I could close my eyes and picture the proxy bride and the mountain man (in living color) as they first met, moved off up to their new home and thru the long hard Washington State winters. The coming of spring and the Mighty Columbia in all her glory prior to the dams being built. The family was close knit and their laughter and tears came true to life before my eyes.

The authors of this book take paragraphs upon paragraphs to say what could be said in a couple of simple sentences.

In another attempt to reveal the unknown past of Wolverine. Mackie takes us to a time, perhaps in the early 20th Century circa; 1900, when Logan lives in a small town in Canada and is unaware as yet that he is a mutant. However given a new Wolverine origin series now being published by Marvel, it looks like this story also is null and void.