Tony Hillerman endorses this richly evocative new series that portrays the day-to-day lives of Native Americans in the west during a volatile time of betrayals great and small. The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 called for a reallocation of tribal lands...
Despite Second Lieutenant Benoit's protests against his government's heartless treatment of the Indians, he carries out his military duties, until he is rescued from death by a Sioux warrior who teaches him the Native American way of life. Original....
In the days leading up to the Civil War, a bloody shootout between soldiers and renegades leaves twelve immigrants dead and a villainous outlaw named "Notch" Henderson still roaming the frontier. Original....
Bestselling author Tony Hillerman's West comes alive in Ken Englade's exciting new series about the tribes, the settlers, and the soldiers who attempted to carve a life out of the golden West and made history along the way. The Cheyenne are on the a...
Desert Dance
It was 1858. New Orleans-born Second Lieutenant Jean Benoit is finally getting used to his post in Fort Laramie, Wyoming. Then comes the sudden order, direct from the Secretary of War. He is being promoted to captain and transferred to...
FRONTIER JUSTICE New Mexico Territory, 1858, a land of wild beauty where Justice comes at the end of a gun, and two vicious gangs -- one Chiricahua Apache, the other renegade U.S. Soldiers -- are headed for a showdown. One Who Hears Like a Coyote ...
It is 1859. In Santa Fe, Army Captain Jean Benoit cannot escape the dark rumors of war filling Fort Marcy's dusty air. The Louisiana-born soldier must soon decide: remain loyal to the Union Army or join with the Co...