Twin Warriors

About the Book

Little Eagle and his twin sister, Late Fawn, were inseparable as youngsters.

Late Fawn became skilled at the warrior games along with her brother. Nearly identical in size and appearance, they delighted in dressing alike. As they grew to be young adults, the girl proved herself as both a hunter and fighter. With the white man trying to eliminate the Indian, the twins began a crusade to confound and confuse the enemy. Wearing identical clothes with each one riding a black pony, they would attack and harass many miles apart.

Thus was born the Legend of Little Eagle, the mystical warrior who was often in two battles at once, and could not be killed.

About the Author

Ronnie Smith was born Dudley Ronald Smith, in Orange, Texas in 1935. He is married to Pearly (Tomek) Smith. They have two children and seven grandchildren. From 1954 through 1992, he worked as a truck driver, dock worker, mechanic, and at a chemical plant. After retirement, he began to write short stories in a fairy tale format to amuse the younger grandchildren. This is his first attempt at telling a more lengthy story designed to appeal to older readers.