Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History

Reviews

Don Vito

This was an excellent book; a ‘must read’ for all who live in this country in order to gain a better understanding of the true First Americans, the Native Americans. I haven’t read the book yet.

Tyson

By the way, why is the front cover a half inch narrower than the width of the book? History came alive as I relived the battles while hiking along the canyon and visiting the highly acclaimed Panhandle-Plains Museum in Canyon, Texas.

Ruby Granados

The media could not be loaded. Cover was cut too short.

Roberta Marie

Great book. One of my favorite books this year and an interesting account of an often forgotten person. However, needs a different title. Seems well put together.

linda j gomez

Quanah Parker is an interesting, complex historical figure whose journey from feared Comanche warrior to respected politician is very well presented here. I read the novel just before my trip to Palo Duro Canyon State Park near Canyon, Texas. I saw a Facebook post about him which sparked my curiosity and made me want to learn more. I’m afraid I’m going to destroy this thing in my backpack lol

Amazon Customer

Joe Rogan sent me It skimmed though the Chief.

Adap

Looking forward to reading this book. Although the front cover isn’t wide enough to cover the pages.