Indian Drums and Broken Arrows. Craig Massey, Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1965.
 
Juvenile Fiction
 
Seventeen-year-old Jeff Lockwood faces the danger of life in the wilderness of Western New York state during the Revolutionary War. Trouble comes with marauding Indians but even worse trouble comes when rumors say his father has turned traitor. With the Lord's help Jeff faces the danger of the hostile frontier to find the truth.
 
Here's something new and unique in Christian fiction. It has all the ingredients for exciting and adventurous reading--war, Indians, Indian scouts--set in a locale of the Revolutionary War period. This is stark realism, picturing war as it really is. How 16-year-old Jeff Lockwood played his part fighting the Indians during the Revolutionary War, makes fascinating reading for young people.
 
First Prize Winner in Zondervan's $1,000 Juvenile Christian Fiction Contest. 
 
Blue hardcover with light green spine title. Secure binding with clean pages and mild cover wear. The jacket has small edge tears and creases. About 7-3/4 x 5-1/4 with 153 pages.