Cheyenne Gold

Rusty Sabin had mined the ill-omened gold in the Sacred Valley of the Cheyennes, a place so holy that even the air was feared by the Indians. Born of white parents, Rusty had been raised by the Cheyennes. To them he was Red Hawk, a leader and a great warrior. But the gold he carried from the valley was to bring terrible ordeals to Rusty and to the tribe. In an attempt to steal a bag of the nuggets, the ruthless frontiersman Charlie Galway murdered a white friend of Rusty’s and escaped unseen. The angry townspeople accused Standing Bull, a Cheyenne war chief, of the crime. When Rusty’s pleas for a fair trial were disregarded, he rescued the young chief from a lynch mob, taking him back to their tribe. Here is the beginning of a gripping tale about the long, bloody feud between Red Hawk, the white Indian, and the white men who had become his deadly enemies.

Indians slaughtered Christine's family and she is the only survivor. Her uncle does his best to raise her, however, his debts make her the payoff to a corrupt Lieutenant. A Cheyenne warrior saves her, but how can she be grateful to a savage? Blade is half Cheyenne and half French, but he also holds his people's spiritual heritage of shifting into their power animal. With a white woman invading his thoughts, can he keep his ability and his growing love for her a secret? Especially when her own people kidnap her?

Rusty Sabin had mined the ill-omened gold in the Sacred Valley of the Cheyennes, a place so holy that even the air was feared by the Indians. Born of white parents, Rusty had been raised by the Cheyennes. To them he was Red Hawk, a leader and a great warrior. But the gold he carried from the valley was to bring terrible ordeals to Rusty and to the tribe.

1874 fiction taking place in western United States. The plot follows Seven Dais, a man haunted by his past, shot, left for dead, robbed of his gold who meets Tom Gary, a man lost to himself who helps Seven Dais search, find, and settle with the thieves who shot and robbed him.

Photographs and text present the history of the Winchester firearm, including their rifles, shotguns and revolvers beginning in 1866 to 1992.