BROKEN TREATY: THE REBIRTH OF NATIVE AMERICA

Seneeda Bay is a small, quiet community in Ohio, but its peaceful solitude is turned upside down in the days leading up to the Fourth of July. A buffalo herd rumbles through the countryside, an old growth forest appears overnight in a wheat field, a black bear and her cubs show up, an Indian burial plot is discovered, and even a passenger pigeon, a bird long made extinct by the white man, mysteriously appears in the skies overhead. These strange, unexplained events lead to the brutal deaths of five local citizens, sending the local Sheriff, Bill Stives, on the most baffling investigation of his lengthy career.

Stives cannot find any logical explanations for the strange events, and the only person he suspects is a young Seneeda Indian named Eric Chaneegwa, who shows up in Seneeda Bay soon after the strange events begin unfolding. Stives has no evidence against Eric, but his gut instincts tell him that Eric€s involved somehow, even though he realizes that the strange events go beyond the capabilities of one man. In fact, they seem to go beyond the realms of the physical world.

In the end, Stives finally learns the truth. Eric€s appearance in Seneeda Bay is no accident. He€s being guided by the supernatural world on a secret mission to return control of the United States to Native Americans.

There€s also subplots included in the story. Eric and a local teacher, Julie Gorman, fall in love. The reader also learns how Julie€s only son, five year old Matt, is a descendent of Tanogwa, a great Seneeda chief who died during the War of 1812. It€s Tanogwa that returns from the dead in the story€s climax and leads the resurrection of Native America.