Wasatch County Library

Documented account of the systematic plunder of Native American Indians during the second half of the nineteenth century.

Faye Travers, a middle-aged divorcee and specialist in Native American antiquities, discovers a rare ceremonial drum while assessing the estate of a New Hampshire man descended from an Indian agent, and, when she hears the sound of the drum without even touching the instrument, she feels compelled to steal it and return it to a North Dakota reservation where its remarkable history is revealed.

A history of the Native American warrior ways including their war tactics, their weapons, and their contributions to the world wars.

A troubled Indian boy goes to live with an elderly rancher whose caring ways help the boy become a man.

Diana Ladd Walker, having survived an attack by psychopath Andrew Carlisle, who nearly killed her and her young son, Davy, believes her family's nightmare is finally over when Carlisle dies in prison; but she is soon to learn there is another killer on the loose who is determined to avenge Carlisle's death.

Preacher, a mountain man who finds his peaceful land disturbed by men searching for fortunes in mining and fur trading, must fight for his survival against a band of vengeance-hungry criminals that are threatening to destroy his remote settlement.