Life in the early days of the Arizona/New Mexico Territory in the late 1880s was not easy. Especially, if you were the youngest child of six children. Lizzie Hoffman was just that young girl.
Tomboy Lizzie was tenacious, curious, and capable of doing anything she set her mind to do. She was out to prove that she could and would accomplish her dreams.
Hardship and tragedy followed her family. However, even after losing her parents, she was determined to survive in this man's world.
A brief encounter with a young seer forced Lizzie to remember her words, "Beware of a man and a black horse." Words that would haunt her for the rest of her life.
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