Renno, the white man raised by Native Americans, is now a senior warrior of the Seneca. The French and the Huron are menacing Renno's tribe and their British neighbors. The King of England is ignorant of the drama playing out in his colonies. Renno is asked to go to London to present the settlers' case to the king. Renno is reluctant, afraid that the white man's ways will seduce him and he will forget the Seneca. But he listens to duty and heads across the ocean.

This was much better than the first one. The book skipped over all the explanations and got straight down to the story. All of my favorite characters resurfaced, along with a few new, but still interesting, faces. I liked reading about Renno's reactions to London, as well as London's reaction to Renno. The pacing was much better and I read this book in just two or three days. I look forward to picking up the next one. ( )