Ken Wilbur: 7 books

It's a story of three Colorado men going to Texas and finding more than they bargained for.

For the first time they noticed Tommy with his rifle covering them on a knoll fifty yards away. At first glance they saw only the rifle not the fact that it was just a boy holding it.

I know, I found that out on my trip. I was treated different when they knew my name was Luta than if they thought it was Lou. I was a totally different person in their eyes with just a name change. Being half Cheyenne made me bad, dangerous. I need to find out if what I did was murder or self-defense.

Blue Eagle is the story of a young confederate soldier at the end of the Civil War and his black stallion. Their journey from Tennessee to the high plains of the Colorado Territory is filled with danger and uncertainty.

The novel is about a young Catholic nun that has to make some difficult decisions. It is also about a young baseball player from a small town in Iowa that goes to Chicago to play for the major league team.

Eagle Valley shows that the Native American and the White man could live together in peace-even to the point of helping each other to survive.

Dad, do you think Bear knew he was over matched? Yes, I think his instincts told him the big cat was too quick and powerful but I think his love for you boys was greater than his fear of the cougar. That is why he pushed past you boys and got between you and the big cat.