Dream Catcher
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A Young Adult Western, by acclaimed Western author W.R. Benton.
In Dream Catcher, wiley mountain men Jed and Mule decide to swindle some local Indians by trading doctored-whiskey for beaver plews. The scheme has mixed results, and they wind up rescuing a black man named George. Attempting to stop a brewing war threat by the Sioux, the Army asks the mountain men to embark on a dangerous mission and return two Indian women captives to their tribe on the wild Plains. Unknown to the two mountain men, the native women are the wife and daughter of the Sioux chief, Bull Buffalo.
Returning the captives and keeping their own skins intact is no easy task. Having never seen a black man, and due to his ‘raven-color’ skin, the Sioux consider George a buffalo god in human form, and during the mission to broker peace, George discovers a side of himself that he was unaware existed. Mule becomes emotionally invested in the well-being of both the Sioux captives and eventually forms a romantic connection to one of the women. The action is non-stop as the two mountain men join forces with the Sioux to battle a group of Buffalo-hide hunters set to slaughter the herds, no matter the cost.
Suitable for Ages: 14 and up
CONTENT CONTAINS: realistic depictions of frontier violence and death.
Keywords: Hawken,Sioux,buffalo,spirit guide,the people,mountain man,knife
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W.R. Benton has authored numerous books of fiction, non-fiction, Sci-Fi, young adult, historical and Southern humor. Such notable authors and actors as, Matt Braun, Stephen Lodge, Don Bendell, James Drury, "The Virginian," Robert Woods, and many others have endorsed his work. His novel "War Paint" is in development into a motion picture.
Grady Clark, pen name for Melanie C. Benton, is a retired respiratory care practitioner who now works with her first loves, photography and writing. While running a successful photography business for years, she only recently turned to writing novels through the urging of Western Fiction Writer W.R. Benton, her husband. Melanie’s photography has appeared on the covers of a number of W.R. Benton's books. Her first book, “A Southern Moon Rising,” was released in 2008.
