Mahto, The Lamanites', War

A touching and heartwarming story about two Lamanite warriors and their journey to truth. It's a stark and realistic glimpse into life of a pair of young, Sioux Indian twins on a 1950's Indian Reservation, their lives at boarding school, and subsequent years. It discusses Mormonism at length, delving into the deepest secrets contained therein, creation science, politics, and reality. It's a hard-hitting expose of life on the Reservation, as written by someone of Native American, Black, and white ancestry, who grew up there this whole life. The author highlights the horrors of Reservation life of yesterday and today, the unique, non-PC humor that's standard there, sprinkled with the pecadillos of a few funny and tragic characters. The names of most have been changed to protect their identities, and the author interveaves with great liberty, his own interpretations of events therein as told to him by others for humor or effect. However, this work is based on a true story.