Based on the incredible true story of the only woman to fight Custer at the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Buffalo Calf Road Woman recreates the heroism of a remarkable warrior woman and the Cheyenne people during their final days of freedom on the Great Plains. This epic tale of love and war, birth and death, confinement and escape, love found and love lost, is an inspiring journey through one a history's most moving epics.
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Brave-Hearted Woman
"Meticulously researched, beautifully written narrative . . . The perfect gift for Into the West junkies and all admirers of Native American and women's history." Cowboys and Indians Magazine, Oct. 2005
Buffalo Calf Road Woman
"I devoured Buffalo Calf Road Woman. It is tremendously moving. The hypnotic language created the world of the Cheyenne for me so deeply that it has stayed with me and haunted me. . . a truly wonderful book . . . Few books have moved me so deeply or stayed with me like Buffalo Calf Road Woman. I hope it finds it's way to many readers." Mimi Kennedy, Actor and Author, Hollywood, CA., Oct. 14, 2005
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