Legends of Big Creek:

About the Book

Steve is a young boy living on his father's Montana cattle Ranch near the community of Big Creek. 100 Years ago an Indian camp had been located where the ranch now exists. Steve's neighbor, George Waters, also has ancestrial ties to the area. His ancestors were the 1st settlers who were tragically killed. All members of the Big Creek community, both white and native,  are heirs to the past tragedy and it festers like an open wound affecting the interactions of all. Steve, with the help of his horse Booger, who is also the legendary Sky Pony, is mysteriously transported back in time where he meets and is guided by the Dream Walker. He is able to interact with the tribe, experience life as it was and discovers for himself the truth of what really happened 100 years prior. With this new knowledge Steve hopes to help heal the festering wounds of prejudice, hatred between the two cultures. Ride with Steve and the Sky Pony as they capture wild horses, hunt buffalo, chase cattle rustlers, learn about native life and discover how two seemingly different cultures are very much alike.

This book is written for the 10 year old to adult reader. It addresses such issues as racial diversity, intolerance, hatred, prejudice, judgement issues, and school bullying. It will feed the readers sense of adventure as it envelopes them in the tensions and conflicts between the characters.

About the Author

Beverly Robb lives with her husband on their cattle farm in Piney Manitoba Canada. Together they raise Pomeranians and Pom-A-Poos. In her "SPARE TIME" she writes children's books. She is also currently writing her first novel for adults.
 Beverly graduated from Northwest Christian College in 1997 and also holds certification as a Rape & Domestic Violence Counselor for the state of Minnesota. She has also provided high therapeutic foster care to many children in her New York home during the 80's & 90's.
Her most important goal in life is to help as many children as possible to embrace the concept that they are beautiful, intelligent and worthy human beings. She hopes to help them to be proud of their heritage and to embrace each others differences.