Saving Arapahoe

Rumors are running rampant that hundreds, maybe thousands, of Lakota Sioux and Northern Cheyenne warriors are going to rush down the Republican River Valley and attack the settlers. The townspeople are in a panic.The threat is real. How do they respond?

Meanwhile, twelve-year-old Johnny's life gets more complicated and he finds that there's always trouble just around the corner. Johnny's sister, Kate, is involved and plays an important role in the adventures.

Based on letters and newspaper clippings from the author's greatgrandfather, this work of historical fiction is more history than fiction.

The author has strived to describe the interactions between white settlers and Native Americans fairly as well as promote the equality of all peoples. This is a tale the whole family can read together.