In "The Bison's Last Stand," Billy, a seasoned scout of the Army, finds himself taken captive by Little Wolf's Cheyenne tribe. As tensions rise and cultures clash on the American frontier, Billy must navigate the complexities of captivity and form an unlikely bond with Little Wolf. But as the once-thriving buffalo herds dwindle, both men are forced to confront the harsh realities of a changing world. With the fate of the Cheyenne people hanging in the balance, Billy and Little Wolf must come to terms with their own beliefs, loyalties, and the true meaning of freedom. "The Bison's Last Stand" is a thought-provoking tale of war, honor, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
Sneak Peak
An hour later, Billy, still feeling uneasy, rode again to the crest of the ridge beyond the camp. He knew it was almost time for Little Wolf to be in that area, and he was also thinking about the horse and the hundred dollars promised to him in addition to his pay for locating Little Wolf's band. Perhaps he was also thinking about other things, beyond his duty as a soldier. Little did he expect what was about to happen. Four Cheyenne bucks emerged from the tall grass near the top of the ridge, dropping their blankets and taking aim at him with their rifles. They hesitated to shoot, as Billy appeared to be an Indian and they were unsure if he was friend or foe. If he was a friend, they needed his help.