Choctaw Kisses, Bullets & Blood

Seeking adventure, romance, and wealth, 19th century white men intruded on the Indian Territory wilderness where the U. S. government had driven the Choctaws. Teenage Confederate soldier Victor M. Locke came from Tennessee, wounded and penniless, with blood on his hands. Soon he eloped with a Choctaw beauty and unleashed his reckless fight for frontier power. The six-gun was law. Lockes bloody ambition triggered the 1892-93 tribal war; his mixed-blood son, Victor Jr., became chief of the Choctaw Nation. A highly-readable, authentic, engrossing, vivid and action-packed saga of lusty Oklahomas pioneer days.