Joe Hipp Libri

Set against the backdrop of the 1700s, the story follows Kenthaki, a Shawnee youth on a quest for purpose, armed with his father's obsidian knife and medicinal herbs. His life changes dramatically after a bear encounter and a bond with a Christian captive. Generations later, his grandson Bro'Ken embarks on a journey to find his missing father, facing transformative challenges. Inspired by the Lewis and Clark re-enactment, the narrative delves into the significance of personal quests and the effects of cultural intersections.

The narrative explores the intertwined lives of Anya and Willi, set against the backdrop of a small German village. Their remarkable journey unfolds over 40 years, revealing the complexities and contradictions of real life. An Icon, central to their home and experiences, symbolizes the convergence of truth and fiction. The novel intricately weaves their personal stories with historical context, capturing the essence of love discovered in later years and the impact of a cherished treasure on those it encounters.