A dual biography of the Lakota Sioux chiefs Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull, two of the country's most legendary and consequential American Indian leaders. Written by historian Mark Lee Gardner, the bestselling author of Rough Riders and Shot All to Hell.
One was a fabled warrior, the other a revered holy man. While both leaders had never known a world without whites, the westward expansion led to the crash of the buffalo population, to disease brought by the whites, and to attacks on their people outsiders who wanted their land. Together Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull crushed Custer's Seventh Cavalry at the Little Big Horn. It's a story both triumphant and tragic, of two heroic leaders struggling to maintain their peoples' freedom against impossible odds.

Mark Lee Gardner is an authority on the American West who has appeared on PBS's American Experience, the History Channel, the Travel Channel, and NPR. He has written for many periodicals and his previous three books have sold over 40,000 hardcover copies.