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Title: Cherokee, not Cheyenne
Review: Mr. Gorman writes a good Western fiction story. Lots of action and a good story line. He is a professional, for sure, but why in the background discussion of the story does he place the plains Indian tribe, the Cheyenne, living in the Carolinas and suffering on the Trail of Tears, when anyone with any knowledge of American history knows the Cherokee Indians suffered on the Trail of Tears. My wife is a card-carrying member of the Cherokee tribe and falsely stating the Cheyenne were there is a real glaring error in my sight. Wrongly placing the Cheyenne on the Trail of Tears has no bearing on the story about the Federal agent and his search for the gatling-type gun in the story. It just reads as if Mr. Gorman thought it would be an eye-opener to put the Cheyenne there instead of on the Great Plains. You know, make you wake up if the story is beginning to put you to sleep. If you can get by this BIG error, perhaps you can get through the "rest of the story."
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