This epic poem tells the tragic story of Jane McCrea, a young woman who was killed by Native American warriors during the American Revolution. Through powerful language and vivid imagery, Bryson depicts the horrors of war and the pain of losing loved ones. An excellent example of historical fiction, Jane McCrea is both a thrilling adventure and a moving tribute to the victims of war.

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