It’s the dawn of the Twentieth Century, and in Washington DC the youngest man ever to serve as President of the United States prepares for a tour of the West that will shape his future and America’s destiny. A man born with the proverbial ‘silver spoon in his mouth’, he seeks to find room to breathe and discovers instead a people and a land to cherish and protect.
Meanwhile, from the hills and hollers of West Virginia another man, Choctaw by birth, caught between two worlds, sets out astride the gallant Kiamichi. Together they follow a course of self-discovery and adventure, riding and ‘rodeoing.’ See Bird and Teddy Roosevelt, two men from opposite ends of the American experience, but with much more in common than anyone could have expected, cast their fortunes together on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Kiamichi
The third and final book in “The Legend of See Bird” set, Kiamichi takes the reader back to the land of See Bird’s youth and then on to his successful development as a rodeo star. At a Cheyenne, Wyoming rodeo he meets President Teddy Roosevelt, himself a rancher, and the two team up on a mission of justice. Winner of 2020 awards at San Francisco, New York, and the Southern California Book Festivals -Honorable Mention.
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Karl Stewart 