Ranger Creed

Lani Running Bear, a proud member of the Blackfeet Nation, finds herself at a crossroads after completing her tenure in the Army Military Police. She grapples with the complexities of reintegration into civilian life while holding onto the strength and discipline she developed during her service. The transition is challenging as she seeks her identity beyond the uniform and strives to honor her heritage in a world that often overlooks the stories of Indigenous women.

As Lani navigates her new life, she discovers a renewed purpose through her connection to the land and her community. Balancing traditional values with modern challenges, she embarks on a journey that intertwines her Army experiences with the teachings of her ancestors. Through her resilience, Lani seeks to heal, not just herself, but also to uplift those around her.

In a narrative that weaves themes of courage, belonging, and cultural identity, Lani's story resonates with the struggles faced by many veterans and Indigenous individuals. Her quest for meaning and acceptance invites readers into an evocative exploration of heritage, service, and the enduring spirit of a warrior.