Wind in the Wilds

Grai's land has 900 acres of old-growth timber coveted by the new lumber mill, but in order to keep his promise to his grandfather he chooses to defend the forest and the Salish tribe who live there peacefully.

When a friend's livery stable burns to the ground, a former deputy riles the townspeople against the Salish accusing them of arson. Grai and Adele must prove their innocence but the stakes intensify when a body is found in the forest of Grai's property and a young Salish woman flees the scene.