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Warrior Road (Thorndike Western I)

by Fred Grove

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Boone Terrell didn't want to return home. There were too many painful memories of the changes that had taken place among his Osage tribesmen after oil was discovered on their lands and the white men rushed in to help them spend the profits. But the mysterious telephone call telling him of the death of his close friend Acey Standing Elk brought Boone back home on the run. And when he learns that Acey had died by drowning, Boone's grief turns to burning anger ... drunk or sober, Acey could swim like a fish.… (more)
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Boone Terrell didn't want to return home. There were too many painful memories of the changes that had taken place among his Osage tribesmen after oil was discovered on their lands and the white men rushed in to help them spend the profits. But the mysterious telephone call telling him of the death of his close friend Acey Standing Elk brought Boone back home on the run. And when he learns that Acey had died by drowning, Boone's grief turns to burning anger ... drunk or sober, Acey could swim like a fish.

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