I Lupi Rossi

They received their warrior baptism on the same day. One is a Cheyenne and the other a Skidi Pawnee — therefore sworn enemies — yet Brave Strike and White Horse, these are their names, are strangely bonded by the same sense of honor and courage. They will prove it years later during a tense and complex peace conference, in which — besides the Pawnee and their allies — a delegation of Navajos led by Tex and Tiger Jack, Ben Lushbaugh, the skilled Indian agent of the Pawnee reservation, the army, and the steadfast coalition of tribes federated with the Cheyenne will also take part. But speeches and proclamations are soon followed by acts of war from both sides, and the situation — at the confluence of the Loup Fork and the Platte, where Agent Lushbaugh resides — rapidly heats up. Danger rises unstoppably, and for the Dolan family, the settlers Tex has escorted so far, the journey west risks turning into an inescapable death sentence…