Hoka Hey: Legend of Tala Whitecloud - Chapter One

Prepping my Harley Street Glide for weeks of rough travel through Canada to Alaska is no simple task. We rode north to the Lone Wolf Harley-Davidson Dealership in Spokane, Washington, where Tala pulled out an American Express Black Card and said to get whatever was needed for the trip. Did the spirits also anoint her with a no-limit credit line? Who am I to ask?! She then booked us for a week in a fully decked-out hotel suite that resembled an apartment, with a huge bedroom, living room office and kitchen.

The shape-shifters swiftly converged over Jessica in the hospital lobby. A coalescing mass thickened around her. The entire room was freezing cold. I could see my breath as the interior glass began to frost over. Moving through the apparitions freely, they paid no attention to me whatsoever, I grabbed Jessica’s hand.  “What should we do, Jessica?” I urged.

The Shapeshifters are coming and it's a good day to die.

This supernatural thriller underscores the current strife of American Indians who defend their sacred rights against corporate greed and corruption of Big Oil.

There are insidious reasons the Indian Nations are kept silent and the government has intentionally fractured tribal communities. Big Oil desecrates sacred Indian burial grounds for drilling and fracking, willing to disturb the dead to get it, until now. Tala Whitecloud holds the key, a force so powerful and revelation so shocking it forever alters mankind’s destiny. A unifying voice representing The United Indian Nation she’s dying to be heard and it’s “A Good Day to Die.”  This is her story.