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The Healers: The Saga of a Beloved Woman
Dr. Annie Hayes has a near death experience and finds herself alone and afraid in the 'land of no time'. There she meets a Cherokee spiritual healer that helps her return to the land of the living, where things get even worse for Annie. She loses everything important to her, the consequences of a secret buried deep in her past.
The Cherokee healer, White Hawk, born in 1830 shares a supernatural connection with Annie. She travels between the physical world and the spiritual world using her abilities to heal the 'two-leggeds'. Exiled from her ancestral homelands on the 'trail of tears', she survived a government enacting laws to annihilate her people while supporting slavery. The motto "kill the Indian, save the man" permeated the land. Opposition meant death by hanging, yet with the help of the abolitionists and determination she fights back earning the honor as a 'Beloved Woman' of the Cherokee.
Annie's future is somehow tied to the past of this 'Beloved Woman' of the Cherokee Nation, and uncovering the secret is the key to unlocking her healing.
What unites these two souls together throughout the ages?
The Cherokee healer, White Hawk, born in 1830 shares a supernatural connection with Annie. She travels between the physical world and the spiritual world using her abilities to heal the 'two-leggeds'. Exiled from her ancestral homelands on the 'trail of tears', she survived a government enacting laws to annihilate her people while supporting slavery. The motto "kill the Indian, save the man" permeated the land. Opposition meant death by hanging, yet with the help of the abolitionists and determination she fights back earning the honor as a 'Beloved Woman' of the Cherokee.
Annie's future is somehow tied to the past of this 'Beloved Woman' of the Cherokee Nation, and uncovering the secret is the key to unlocking her healing.
What unites these two souls together throughout the ages?
Book Details
- Publisher: Custom Colors LLC
- Publish Date: Oct 1st, 2024
- Pages: 506
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.00in - 5.25in - 1.13in - 1.26lb
- EAN: 9798985549652
- Categories: • General
Praise for this book
"An authentic, thoughtful historic novel of strong Cherokee women woven between past and present." Sonya HOUGH,
Board Advisor, Indigenous Peoples Day Philly, Board member, Cherokee Nation Eastern Satellite Community, Dual member citizen Cherokee Nation and
Citizen Delaware Tribe of Indians (Lenape).