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eBook Category: Fantasy
eBook Description: In a world where California has fallen into the sea and the USA is a military dictatorship, the Black Hills remains sacred to Indians who are building a mountain-sized monument to their great war chief Crazy Horse. One task remains to complete the project and fulfill the promise Crazy Horse made 150 years before to resurrect his people. An old friend summons a reporter to see for himself--and to participate in ancient medicine that might move the world.

eBook Publisher: Fictionwise.com, Published: Where Angels Fear, 2008
Fictionwise Release Date: August 2008

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Words: 4973
Reading time: 14-19 min.
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I flew to Rapid City to pay a debt that went back to Iraq, to Abe. Or maybe further.

From a few thousand feet up, over the wingtip of an old Boeing 737, Rapid City looks like any other medium-sized city in the Rocky Mountains. Almost, but not quite.

Fly into most any Western city--Jackson, Missoula, Spokane, and Salt Lake come to mind, and my hometown, Reno, "The Coast," as they call it--and you expect to see mountains, a serrated edge against the horizon, and pines and brushy thickets fringing the cluttered industrial area by the airport and the refugee camps, the neat north-south, east-west roads, strip malls, the boxy cluster of high-rises in downtown, the paved, organized, civilized, urbanized all-American sameness of it all.

It's the Black Hills that make Rapid City different.