J. Morgan’s Newly Released "Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation" is an Intellectually Stimulating Story That Brings Fresh Humanity to an Uncertain Time
“Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation,” from Christian Faith Publishing author J. Morgan, is a potent story of upheaval and surprising friendships during an uncertain and often shocking time in American history.
Coweta, OK, August 08, 2023 --(PR.com)-- “Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation”: a fascinating and vibrant window into the past. “Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation” is the creation of published author J. Morgan, whose college years were interrupted for an enlistment in the US Navy, and upon completion of both, his subsequent years were spent working as an engineer in the aviation and the oil and gas industries, his travels taking him throughout many parts of the world. Of European, Cherokee, and Choctaw descent, J. Morgan was born in the California Mojave Desert but grew up in eastern Oklahoma hearing the stories of his heritage and the Cherokee people from his family. He is now happily retired with a wife, sons, extended family, and grandchildren.
J. Morgan shares, “John Hunter and Tom Byner are two young men from the Saline District of the Cherokee Nation during the fateful period between the United States Civil War and Oklahoma statehood. Theirs is a land and a people caught between the courts of Hanging Judge Parker and local tribal authority. In a time and place where most still carried a gun, events were occurring almost daily that were to bring about change to their people. Intent on survival, nonetheless, the blood that flows in their veins propels them down a path where they find themselves struggling to maintain the convictions and beliefs that had been passed down to them since the Trail of Tears.
“It is their anonymity that provides the illusion of sanctuary, but even this is shattered with the arrival of Katie Dickinson, an attractive young girl caught up in the designs of those who see the opportunities to be had at the expense of the Cherokee people. It is through her friendship with Mary Baldridge that she connects with the young men and finds in these three friends her only hope for escape. But Katie’s presence places the young men on a path that directly collides with the powers that be, unscrupulous powers that see the friends as impediments to plans for control and reward.
“As events unfold, each must search within themselves and come face-to-face with their own core beliefs and choose whether to strengthen or weaken in the face of adversity. They are aided by the oversight of their enemies that simply do not recognize the abilities of John Hunter.
“As they are forced to maneuver the changing world of their people, each step must be placed with care on a path where the gate is strait and the way increasingly narrow.”
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, J. Morgan’s new book will take readers to the doorstep of a dark period that offered surprising hope for many.
Consumers can purchase “Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or inquiries about “Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation,” contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.
J. Morgan shares, “John Hunter and Tom Byner are two young men from the Saline District of the Cherokee Nation during the fateful period between the United States Civil War and Oklahoma statehood. Theirs is a land and a people caught between the courts of Hanging Judge Parker and local tribal authority. In a time and place where most still carried a gun, events were occurring almost daily that were to bring about change to their people. Intent on survival, nonetheless, the blood that flows in their veins propels them down a path where they find themselves struggling to maintain the convictions and beliefs that had been passed down to them since the Trail of Tears.
“It is their anonymity that provides the illusion of sanctuary, but even this is shattered with the arrival of Katie Dickinson, an attractive young girl caught up in the designs of those who see the opportunities to be had at the expense of the Cherokee people. It is through her friendship with Mary Baldridge that she connects with the young men and finds in these three friends her only hope for escape. But Katie’s presence places the young men on a path that directly collides with the powers that be, unscrupulous powers that see the friends as impediments to plans for control and reward.
“As events unfold, each must search within themselves and come face-to-face with their own core beliefs and choose whether to strengthen or weaken in the face of adversity. They are aided by the oversight of their enemies that simply do not recognize the abilities of John Hunter.
“As they are forced to maneuver the changing world of their people, each step must be placed with care on a path where the gate is strait and the way increasingly narrow.”
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, J. Morgan’s new book will take readers to the doorstep of a dark period that offered surprising hope for many.
Consumers can purchase “Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or inquiries about “Beyond Blood: A Story of The Old New Cherokee Nation,” contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.
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