Four Killer’s Bride (Bonds in Love & War Series, book 4)

Product Description

The long war for independence is over. Now, the American Patriots face the Chickamauga warriors in another war, even as settlers expand their families and homesteads.

Sagonige Daniel Jones is a handsome, blue-eyed Cherokee warrior with a white father and Cherokee mother—and has been educated in both worlds. Though he excels in both, he ultimately finds himself embroiled in the Chickamauga War, fighting with the fierce warriors of a faction of the Cherokee. It is during these time that he earns the name “Four Killer.”

A return to sea and the white man’s world, fraught with danger and fighting, is Sagonige’s fate. The unpredictability of these times is constant. For Sagonige, love is won and lost … and another found in the most unlikely of places …

Yet another Glynne family member is involved in fleeing British tyranny. She is a green-eyed, fair-skinned young lady. As brave and determined as she is beautiful, Autumn Glynne and Sagonige are immediately drawn to each other, their attraction undeniable. Amidst the scars of war, their love affair blooms. Is there a wedding in the future for Four Killer?

Four Killer’s Bride is the fourth book in the Bonds in Love & War series, an ongoing saga surrounding the American Revolutionary War, its buildup and its aftermath.

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The Bonds in Love & War Series is American Historical Fiction at its finest, entertaining, rich in character, and educational.
Books in the series, in reading order:
One Patriot Heart
Two Falling Waters
Three Scarred Oaks
Four Killer’s Bride 

Additional Information

David lives in Canton, Georgia, in what was a part of the Cherokee Nation along a small tributary of the Etowah River near the site of Hickory Log Town. Many arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been found on his land. Family has lived in Cherokee County since 1836, prior to the Cherokee removal in 1838.

Born in Atlanta, Georgia, David grew up and attended public schools in Cobb and Cherokee counties. He is a graduate of Shorter University, Reinhardt University, and the American Institute of Banking.

He became a very enthusiastic student of history, particularly American history, while in elementary school. He has visited several Civil War, Revolutionary War, and War of 1812 battlefields and other historic sites and museums. An avid student of Cherokee Indian history, myths, and legends, he has visited a number of sites of Cherokee Towns.

He was formerly a radio announcer, entrepreneur, banker, and financial services company owner. He grew up riding horses, playing football, swimming, water skiing, singing and playing guitar, and reading.

Current projects include taking pictures of every historical marker pertaining to the Civil War Atlanta Campaign of 1864. He has plans for more writing—novels, short stories, and songs.

Three Scarred Oaks is book 3 in his Bonds in Love & War series
(Book 1, Two Bent Trees; Book 2, Two Falling Waters)

You can reach David for book signings, interviews, and speaking engagements through his publisher at writenow@thewordverve.com.

“Not unlike the mythical weaver who spun his threads of gold, David Tippens spins his tales of old by weaving his fiction with historical fact, resulting in wonderful golden narratives threading through the American landscape and experience. I thoroughly enjoyed his first book, Two Bent Trees, and [second], Two Falling Waters, only adds to David’s incredible story of America’s history.”
~ Larry Cavender, radio personality, retired English teacher, and author of A Patchwork Quilt, Another Patchwork Quilt, and soon to be released, The World Turned Upside Down