That's true about almost any area of Western history, though. Those who know more about that particular battle than I do might find a few things to disagree with. Not surprisingly, the Battle of the Little Big Horn plays a major part in the novel, and as far as I can tell, Johnstone presents the action accurately. It also has an epic feel to it as the fictional characters interact with several real ones, including General George Armstrong Custer. Set against a well-drawn background of the Indian Wars in Wyoming and Montana during 1875 and '76, it makes good use of Johnstone's trademark fast pace and exciting action scenes. Originally published by Zebra Books in 1989 and recently reprinted by Pinnacle Books (both imprints of Kensington Books), this is the first novel in a series about blood brothers Matt Bodine and Sam Two Wolves. Lost City/Clive Cussler and Paul Kemprecos.
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