Women in the Wind — Margaret Ritter

Reanna MacClaren, strong-willed and adventurous, arrives in the Indian Territory as the bride of a dashing rancher who presides over a vast domain. She soon discovers that her husband, Andrew, is not to heroic figure he seemed, and their emotionally charged relationship turns to violent mutual enmity. But Reanna is befriended by Andrew's powerful adoptive mother, Miss Jane Beauvaise, and Indian tribal matriarch, and learns that only the daring, the resourceful and the passionate can defy the unpredictable violence of the elements and the treacherous currents of history to create a new life.

Over several tumultuous decades Reanna witnesses the end of an Indian nation and the coming of statehood, participates in the discovery of oil on her land, and fights to control the destiny of her new-found empire.