Young or old, rich or poor, black or white, male or female, there is ultimately one question we must ask: Are we more similar or more different? Give Unto Others shows that shared struggles often serve to bring people together rather than move them apart.Anyone who has truly considered cultural diversity will enjoy this mystery thriller set on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in the Rocky Mountains of northwest Montana.When Sam Brooks, a distant Blackfeet descendant, makes a life-altering move from Chicago to live on the Blackfeet reservation, he finds himself immersed in culture shock. Brooks discovers that the breathtaking beauty of the landscape collides with the oppression of the impoverished neighborhoods. As he develops relationships on the reservation, the Blackfeet's 101-year-old medicine man unearths a mystery at Sam's log cabin. Will Sam open the door to this intimate challenge or stay in the security of his comfort zones?Author R. Oscar Bernard lived six years on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and has experienced traditions rarely seen outside the Blackfeet culture. The Sweat Lodge and Sun Dance Ceremonies connect the past, present and future of the tribe. Bernard was motivated to tell this story so others can understand what it's like to live on a reservation, and explains the potential of the Blackfeet culture to impact society with unprecedented possibilities. Bernard has a master's degree in nursing education and lives in Bowling Green, Ohio. He has already started on his next book.