Red Hand's Prize

Red Hand's Prize by Greg Bruorton is a gripping historical novel set against the rugged backdrop of the American frontier. Follow the harrowing journey of Jason and Melissa Ruston, and other pioneering families, as they travel westward seeking new beginnings. Their expedition takes a tragic turn when they are ambushed by Red Hand and his Oglala warriors.

Sarah Ruston, the Rustons' young daughter, is taken captive. As she navigates life among the Oglala, she battles her grief and anger, ultimately forming a complex bond with her captors. The unexpected arrival of her cousin, Captain Eugene Ruston, ignites a dramatic clash between her past and present.

This compelling narrative delves into themes of survival, cultural conflict, and personal transformation amidst the unforgiving realities of frontier life.