Roaming the unnamed wilderness of the western territory, Sonya hoped that her family survived the Indian attack. Finding any people, food or safety felt impossible until horses penetrated the silence. As the indigenous man grabbed her arm and pulled her onto his horse, she passed out from fright and weakness. The hunting camp they took her to was high on the Flattop Mountains. It was this White River Ute clan that fed and clothed her, even though she didn't understand their language or way of life. How would Sonya conquer her sorrow and embrace survival? When would she be reunited with pioneers like herself? Sonya's adventure is brimming with courage and resilience.