Boomerang

<p>BOOMERANG is the second book in the series that began with THE CHEROKEE BRIDE. It</p><p>is the story of three Cherokee Indians who served as scouts on Peter Jenkins wagon train that</p><p>crossed the United States Territories in 1849 from Grand River Oklahoma to Sutter's Fort in</p><p>California Gold Country. </p><p>This book is fiction but like most of my books it is based on a lot of actual facts. The California</p><p>Gold Rush period from 1848 to 1860 was a wild lawless and often dangerous place to be </p><p>especially if you were a Native American Indian.</p><p>Jimmy Light Feather Chawkta and his new wife Maggie travel with their closest friend Fighting</p><p>Bear Reynolds through this dangerous country at the height of the gold rush and together they</p><p>experience most if not all of the trials and tribulations that the Native American population</p><p>had to deal with.</p><p>If you are not a history buff this book will open your eyes to a society that was ruthless </p><p>disrespectful and ignorant with no regard for those Americans who had lived on their land for</p><p>hundreds of years.</p><p>Maggie Jimmy and Bear are smart well skilled with both animals and guns and are not to be</p><p>fooled around with. Did they survive prosper or lose it all in their quest to fit into a society that</p><p>simply hated Indians?</p><p>You will see how their hard work attention to detail and open honesty earned them the respect</p><p>of several people who became mentors and friends during a very difficult time.</p><p>The definition of BOOMERANG is a plan or action to return to the originator. To completely</p><p>understand this term and its meaning as the title of this book you must read both the CHEROKEE</p><p>BRIDE AND BOOMERANG.</p>