The Mystery of the Apache Yellowboy Winchester shows a unique perspective of the Apache struggle to hold on to their homelands as well as protect their way of life, as well their lives. This story follows the path of an 1866 model Winchester rifle and the Apache warriors that came to use it. The rifle was first acquired by a cowboy in Tucson, Arizona with the express idea of using it to capture or kill Apache. The rifle then came into the hands of the Great Apache Chief Cochise, then passed into the hands of the most infamous Apache shaman woman warrior ever... Lozen. Ride with Lozen, as she battles alongside Geronimo, Cochise and other famous Apache Chiefs such as Mangas Coloradas, Victorio, Nana and others. Follow Lozen, throughout this true story, which is based on historical facts, as she leads her people through the blistering, unforgiving desert, across the western frontier, from New Mexico to Arizona as well as south deep into Mexico, keeping them safe from those that would do them harm. Never before has such a tale been told. From the prospective of the Apache woman warrior shaman Lozen, the true reality of the wondrous Apache nature is perceived in a fashion, that will make you question the very essence of what it is to be one of modern mankind. Sit with Lozen, in the secret shaman grotto, as she along with Geronimo and Dahteste struggle to understand an ancient Shaman prophecy that had been handed to them, from an ancient and revered shaman woman that lived alone in the Aravaipa wilderness. Sit with them, in the grotto, as they eat the sacred cactus. Follow their minds as they transcend the physical realm of being into the conscious realm of their being, then into the essence of their being and existence itself. They must find a way to save the Apache way of life, as they realize the reality of the Apache world, as they knew it, was about to be blown from the face of the earth. The Mystery of the Apache Yellowboy Winchester -Rine