Steven P. Locke Volgorde van de boeken

On the banks of the Wabash River, Ohio, a small, lightly armed band of Native American warriors defend their homeland and defeat an American army, forcing a fundamental shift in how the fledgling United States wages war.

The memoir offers a humorous exploration of Steven Locke's adolescent years, filled with mishaps, hazing, and moments of sheer foolishness. Through his whimsical storytelling, he reflects on his transformation from a rebellious high school student to a young adult prepared to face the complexities of life. The narrative captures the chaos and confusion of growing up, providing both laughter and insight into the challenges of maturation.

The story captures a pivotal moment in a young boy's life as he experiences the thrill of a championship football season in Canal Winchester, Ohio, under the guidance of his father, Coach Mike. This extraordinary event not only unites the town but also leaves a lasting impact on the boy, intertwining themes of family, community, and the power of sports. Through personal reflection, the author shares how this experience shaped his perspective and memories of youth.