Description

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"Brave Girl: A Story on the Wind" paints the vivid picture of LaRayne Woster's journey through life, set against the backdrop of central South Dakota. Born to a mixed heritage of Lakota and Irish, LaRayne grapples with her cultural identity while navigating the ups and downs of life. Amidst joy and tragedy, her family evolves, challenging her to embark on a spiritual journey that intertwines her roots with her future path.

Scott infuses this heartfelt tale with a strong sense of family and the urge to stay truly present amidst the changing seasons of life. He takes readers on an intimate voyage of self-discovery, introspection, and an unflinching exploration of one's cultural roots. Through LaRayne's story, he showcases unyielding courage in the face of formidable events, large and small.

Those fascinated by history, Native American culture, and the quest of finding one's place in the world will find "Brave Girl: A Story on the Wind" an enriching and enlightening read.

About the Author

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Scott, a committed counselor at St. Joseph's Indian School since 1994, employs his deep understanding of Native American education to enlighten and inspire. As the host of the school's podcast, Hochoka (center of the camp circle), he continues to discuss issues critical to Native American education.

Scott's life isn't just about work. With his wife LaRayne, he has raised four daughters and revels in the joy of six grandchildren. Outside of work and family, he unleashes his creative side by playing the bass and singing with his band, Persian Wheel. Scott's multi-faceted life experiences seep into his writing, creating a tapestry of vivid storytelling that resonates with readers.


LaRayne is a life-living granddaughter, daughter, mom and grandma of Lakota ancestry. Since 2002, she has taught Lakota language and culture at St. Joseph's Indian School. She shares kindness, wisdom and stories with others through presentations and public speaking engagements.