Cultural diversity plays a key role in this mystery thriller set on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in the Rocky Mountains of northwest Montana. 

When a Blackfeet descendent named Sam Brooks moves from Chicago to live on his forebearers’ Blackfeet reservation, he finds himself in total culture shock. Moving from the big city would be a tremendous change for anyone, but ending up on an Indian reservation is almost beyond Sam’s comprehension. 

Amid the breathtaking beauty of the land, Sam discovers the oppression of an impoverished people. When the Blackfeet’s ancient medicine man unearths a mystery at Sam’s log cabin, Sam must decide if he’s up to this challenge or if he just wants to play it safe. 

Give Unto Others proves that shared struggles can bring people together rather than move them apart. It is also a story that will open your eyes to another America.

About the Author

R. Oscar Bernard lived six years on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, experiencing traditions rarely seen outside that culture. Bernard was motivated to write this story so others can understand life on a reservation and to also see the potential of the Blackfeet culture to impact society with unprecedented possibilities. Bernard has a master’s degree in nursing education and lives in Bowling Green, Ohio. He is working on his next book.