Cheyenne at Sunset

In "Cheyenne at Sunset," set in Wyoming during the transition to statehood, Brandy “Cheyenne” Madison navigates her troubled past and turbulent present against the backdrop of a changing American frontier. Blending fact and fiction, Ariel Archer explores themes such as feminism, women's suffrage, racism, and the treatment of Indigenous peoples in a thought-provoking narrative. This stand-alone story, while connected to Archer's previous works, promises an unexpected ending that reimagines the Old West.