Good Indian

Set against the backdrop of the American West, the novel delves into the life of a young Native American man, Good Indian, who grapples with his cultural heritage amidst the encroaching influence of white settlers. Caught in a love triangle, he faces the challenges of identity and societal expectations while navigating prejudice and cultural clashes. B.M. Bower poignantly explores themes of discrimination and the importance of empathy, offering a nuanced portrayal of Native American experiences and the complex dynamics of human relationships during a tumultuous era.