Climb the Wind

As the aftermath of the Civil War unsettles the American landscape, Native nations and their allies begin to challenge the territorial order, with Indigenous groups uniting in a powerful movement. Lemuel Rowland, a former Seneca, finds himself at a crossroads between his career in Washington and his ancestral roots as he navigates a growing conflict that could reshape the nation's future. The story explores themes of heritage, loyalty, and the clash between progress and tradition.