Cherokee Historical Fiction
From A Cherokee Perspective
Start Your Cherokee Journey
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ᏣᎳᎩ ᏅᏯ
ᏣᎳᎩ ᎫᏣᏲᏍᏗ
ᏣᎳᎩ ᎧᏃᎩᏍᏗ
The Cherokee battle identity loss as a modern world encroaches.
The Cherokee face exclusion from home and family in Georgia
The Cherokee strive for resiliance and survival during Civil War.
Exploitation sweeps westward over the Appalachians in 1779 and engulfs a boy who loses his mother to smallpox, allies with a mentor squirrel, trains as a shaman and blood-brothers with a freedman during decades of pestilence and war, only to lose his people’s trust to a malignant medicine man before these old enemies collide in an epic good-versus-bad wolf revelation.
A Georgia Freedman’s half Cherokee daughter battles pestilence, bigotry, alcoholism, starvation and a record cold 1838 winter during a forced removal led by white profiteers and her father’s murderer that earns her people’s respect and adoration as the Cherokee Rose, then she illegally jumps her land allotment and faces a white jury in a trial that sets national precedents for the rights of Native Americans.
Torn from her past on the Trail of Tears, a half-Cherokee woman loses her sister to a political assassin, marries a freedman, organizes a freedom trail and founds a women’s rights organization during the turmoil leading to the civil war only to lose her husband and community in political strife that forces self-evaluation and confrontation with her sister’s murderer, a Confederate icon, to determine her life and future.
