A homesteader's son and a Lakota Indian boy become steadfast friends through folk music, horsemanship, and simple adventure after crossing paths with each other out on the 19th century American frontier. However, their friendship and even their survival are ultimately tested as they are forced to choose sides amid the Cavalry's attempt to purge the Indian boy's tribe from the frontier.

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Ross Davis is a freelance writer, consultant, and adjunct college professor from Indianapolis, Indiana. While pursuing a doctorate in sociology at South Dakota State University, he gained an appreciation of the Indian Tribes in the region there, which helped to inspire Friendship's Gallop. Friendship's Gallop is Ross's first foray into publishing a literary work of fiction. He also has authored and coauthored several works of non-fiction, such as Technosignatures: A Research Companion, a book that Ross co-authored dealing with the search for extraterrestrials.