The railroad was an enemy unlike any Black moon had ever fought. Its weapon was progress and it could not be stopped.
Lakota warrior Black Moon has fought long and hard against the Long Knives, but the railroad was an enemy unlike any he had ever fought. Its weapon was progress, and it could not be stopped. To safeguard her family from this new threat Katie strikes a bargain with the bluecoats, but it is a bargain that comes with a very high price. And as Black Moon struggles against the most important battle he will ever fight - the one within himself - peace and acceptance comes from a most unexpected source.
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Katie was afraid of losing the man she loved to an enemy that was not even human. The railroad was an enemy unlike any Black Moon had ever fought. This enemy did not fight with fifty-caliber rifles like the Long Knives or with bows and arrows like the Crows. This enemy's weapon was progress, and it could not be stopped.
Destiny's Journey, judged Best Western in the Easychair Bookshop competition.
Family deception kept Jennifer O’Malley from marrying her first love ten years ago, West Point officer, Glen Herrington. Now a Civil War widow, she leaves war-torn Richmo
