Dances With Arrows

The Russians and Chinese need our crops. They believe America is broken. In Wyoming, they are about to find out what unbreakable means.

World War III did not end when the lights went out. Months after the EMP strike that blinded the United States and opened her borders to a Russian and Chinese army of occupation, the high plains have become a granary for the invaders. Cheyenne is occupied. The ICBM fields sit under foreign guard. American grain and beef roll east under armed escort while Americans starve.

Brigadier General Lance Bear Wolf and his team form the Wyoming Army of Resistance. The very survival of America is at stake… and Wolf will not let it die. He ignites a rebellion that spreads across the Rockies.

A Chinese commander has made Wolf a personal matter and civilians are paying in blood for every American victory, and the intelligence is pointing toward one high-risk mission that could tip the war back toward the United States. Every strike risks annihilation. Every decision forces Wolf to choose between his principles and a primeval need to avenge the staggering losses his country has suffered.

Set in Mark Sibley's Mongol Moon universe—where World War III is not a nightmare but a brutal reality—Dances with Arrows is a raw, relentless story of sacrifice and resistance in America's darkest hour, written by retired Green Beret Steve Stratton. It stands completely on its own as an entry point to the Mongol Moon universe and launches a new WWIII resistance series. For readers of Mark Sibley, Jeff Kirkham and Jason Ross's Black Autumn, and anyone who ever wondered what Red Dawn would look like fought by professionals.