Grizzly Killer: Where the Buffalo Dance

Grizzly Killer Series, Book 5

By: Lane R Warenski

Narrated by: Louis B. Jack

Book 5 in the best-selling Grizzly Killer series.

After five years of living in the wild and dangerous Rocky Mountains, Zach Connors is concerned his Indian family will not be prepared for the eventual settling of the West. They have lived isolated in the wilderness their whole lives and have no idea how many white men will eventually come into their lands. Zach has seen the Indian tribes pushed from their homes in Kentucky and Tennessee because they would not learn to live in the white man’s world. He wants to ensure his family and friends will survive in a world he is sure will change.

Known as Grizzly Killer throughout the West, Zach takes his Indian family to St. Louis so they can see for themselves the number of white men that are pushing the settlements further west with the passing of each year. It is a long and dangerous trip as they pass through the lands of the Cheyenne, Arapaho, and Pawnee, as well as the land Where the Buffalo Dance as they follow the Platte River east. They find that the dangers of the civilized world - although different - can be just as deadly as the dangers of the mighty Rocky Mountains.

©2018 Lane R Warenski (P)2018 Wolfpack Publishing

Another favorite to add to my list.

as always a great listen. I love the story line.
I'm excited to go on to the next.

Good conclusion to the series

Enjoyable, romanticized story about western living. Last chapters especially nice.

Regarding women's nakedness...that should be for their husbands alone, and yes. seeing naked women would imprint on young men's, or any man's, minds.

Nice depiction of family life. I like this story because it shows living simply is possible and can be immensely satisfying, although a lot of work.

Good narrator story a little bit fictional but overall a great book.

I have listened to this book several times in each time I hear something new. I like all of the author's books and he has picked the correct narrators for the books that he's written. The stories are somewhat outlandish and very unbelievable for mountain men in the Indians but it is a fictional book and it makes for a very interesting read.

awesome

I listen to all five books they were truly all amazing . I Hope writer makes more

Elementary

Junior high school level, maybe. There was nothing to this for an adult reader. I returned it.