R J Renner

The Stonebird File R J Renner

An Indian lore obsession started young Josh Neunan on a life journey few could imagine. He befriends a Sioux Indian and learns many of the Indian ways. They even became blood brothers. As a man, Josh learns of a violated Indian treaty that could restore land to the Indians. It could also cripple the economy. He also learns about authentic Indian sovereignty and how to create a valid silver Indian currency. It's dangerous knowledge to him and his friends and powerful people want them silenced. He's a wanted man for sure, but he's free for now to share his message of hope with the Indian people. With the help of a Hollywood make-up artist and a future-seeing ability that he gained while in a coma, he's able to stay just one short jump ahead of a mysterious assassin. Although written as fictional drama, this controversial book invites a reconsideration of the complex subject of Indian sovereignty. It's a quick-moving story of innocence and prejudice interwoven with bits of suspense, romance, and nuggets of wisdom for the student of sovereignty. Above all, it is a romantic story of hope for a future that many Indians and others have dreamed of for many years.