Red Stick — Donald Clayton Porter

TORN BETWEEN BLOOD AND HONOR, THE CHILDREN OF THE WHITE INDIAN MUST TAKE A STAND IN THE FIERY BATTLE FOR AMERICAS FUTURE

A NEW DANGER -- In a time of internal intrigue and betrayal, America faces the threat of war against an old and powerful foe: the British. At the same time a formidable new enemy has risen in the West. His name is Tecumseh, leader of a great Indian confederation stretching from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. Little Hawk, son of the legendary White Indian, has proven his allegiance to his nation and his bravery in battle; now he must make the painful decision to take up arms in a bloody conflict that has already taken a terrible toll on his own family.

AN ETERNAL HATRED -- Bold, brash, and restless, the White Indian's nineteen-year-old nephew Gao sought to follow in his uncle's footsteps as a US. military scout. But for some in the white man's army, Gao is nothing but an object of hatred and a target of violent abuse. Driven out of camp by a sergeant's false accusations, Gao vows one day to return and exact his revenge ...heeding a war cry that will reverberate across the continent.