J. M Hayes

Sheriff English also known as Englishman is preparing for a bitter re-election campaign as the radical religious right is out to unseat him as sheriff of Benteen County, Kansas. But when his deputy runs into a school bus carrying the Benteen County teen choir, things get even more complicated. To make matters worse, his brother, Mad Dog, a born-again Cheyenne, and his two daughters return home worried about his safety. But all of this is nothing compared...

Raven, a Spirit Man for a Paleolithic tribe traveling across the Bering Strait, is called upon by Mother Earth to solve the murder of a tribe leader. Complicating his plans are his disbelief in spirits, disturbing dreams of a ravaged future Earth, and suspicions that the woman he's attracted to may have committed the crime.

Buffalo Springs, Kansas Sheriff English joins with his part-Cheyenne step-brother Mad Dog to investigate the recent death of a baby and unearthed bones near a Native American burial site that point to the infiltration of a xenophobic group in the community.

In 1940 Deputy U.S. Marshall J.D. Fitzpatrick is sent to the Papagos reservation to find and arrest a band of renegades who have left the reservation rather than be drafted into military service. As he carries out his mission, Fitzpatrick also confronts a Japanese Kempeitai agent and ghosts from J.D.'s service in the Spanish Civil War.