Kill the Indian, Save the Man.
In Millie, Zitkala must confront a tragic secret from her past while Sam grapples with the clarion call of his Creek culture..
Sam and Zitkala carry on a passionate and tempestuous love affair as they struggle to defeat Mayor Simmons and his oil baron cronies.
As he descends deeper into the darkness of the web of deceit, the luminosity of his Native identity increases.
Sam is unwittingly but deeply entangled in the conspiracy.
The mayor has a grandiose vision of creating The Magic City.
The trail leads to Tulsa City Hall and powerful mayor JOHN SIMMONS.
It is the world\'s largest reservoir of oil.
Sam and Zitkala discover a grand conspiracy to steal Creek allotments in the Glenn Pool.
Determined to protect the Creeks, Zitkala is investigating stories of graft and murder.
When Sam is asked to find MILLIE NEHARKY, a missing Creek girl, he meets ZITKALA-SA, a beautiful Lakota-Creek activist from the Indian Rights Association.
Sam\'s commissions soar against cascading reports of missing and murdered Creeks.
Oil strikes bring thousands of fortune-seeking whites to Tulsa.
Assimilation makes for good business.
He brokers real estate Between illiterate Creeks and land-hungry palefaces.
SAM DAVIS is a handsome, roguish, half-breed.
Forced assimilation is the zeitgeist of 1920s Oklahoma.
The Commission is charged with destroying the Muscogee-Creek Nation by allotting communally owned tribal lands to individual members.
That is the goal of the Dawes Commission, a federal agency.
Kill the Indian, Save the Man
