The author states, in the book's preface, that it is a travesty that Alexander McGillivray has received so little attention and renown as a major figure in our Nation's early history. This book is meant to fill the void.

Unfortunately, the writer has provided fiction in the guise of fact. This book codifies some family legends about Alexander and creates many new myths.

This book may be entertaining literature for children but it must not be considered as historical nonfiction.

Thank goodness this book is out of print. It is at best a biographical novel and at worst a children's book. Hopefully it will remain out of print for many many years. Anyone want to buy my copy?