Lejos de Luisiana

After years of colonization, the Girard family accepts the controversial decision of their country, France, to cede to Spain in 1763 part of the untamed lands of the Mississippi; however, he will suffer the consequences of the rebellions of his compatriots against the Spanish, the American war against the English for the independence of the United States and the desperate struggle of the native Indians for the survival of their peoples. In such troubled times, Suzette Girard and Ishcate, an Indian from the Kaskaskia tribe, will fight their own battle: to preserve their love from the threats of the world they have lived through. All this makes up a captivating and monumental novel that spans the four decades in which Spain possessed the legendary lands of Louisiana.