Description
Five years after the momentous battle on the Little Big Horn, Charles Wolfe Collins, erstwhile Pinkerton operative, has been working as a payroll guard and manhunter, confronting violent criminals throughout the towns and countryside of Montana Territory. Unexpectedly hired as an agent of General Alfred Terry, Commander of the Department of Dakota, Collins and his guide embark upon a journey across the northern prairies and up into the North-West Territories of Canada, seeking a defiant Lakota chief. Mired in racial hostilities, military aggression and famine that will culminate in tragic loss and deplorable injustice, Collins must navigate a changing landscape, fraught with white settlers and soldiers who no longer tolerate any Indian not confined to a reservation.
Binding Type: Paperback
Author: J. Hoolihan Clayton
Published: 04/03/2026
Publisher: Dog Soldier Press
ISBN: 9798987738078
Pages: 364
Weight: 0.93lbs
Size: 0.81″ H x 8.50″ L x 5.50″ W
About the Author
Clayton, J. Hoolihan: – J. Hoolihan Clayton is First Nations Plains Cree. Adopted by a white family and raised on a cattle ranch in Wyoming, she has lived a diverse and authentic life in the American West as a cowboy and wildland firefighter. With a degree from the University of Montana, she taught history and Native American studies for several years. Hoolihan now works full time as an author and research consultant.
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