Manchaug- Love and Loss during King Philip’s War by Lisa Shea (A Native America Journey #1)
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Overview: Sutton, Massachusetts. 1675
Many reverends are preaching from the pulpit that the natives must be driven out. That the fertile lands of the new world are intended by God Himself for the newcomers who swarm in ever-increasing numbers from England.
Prudence isn’t so sure about that. She and her father have been traveling the quiet pathways of central Massachusetts for years now, spreading the good word, and their message is of peace and friendship. One of the converted "praying villages" they work with is named Manchaug, and the locals there have a special place in her heart. Especially Askuwheteau – "He keeps watch". In another world they might have fallen in love. They might even have married and raised a loving family.
But this is 1675, and Christian girls simply could not do such a thing. Her father would absolutely refuse to allow it, despite all his care in saving the souls of the heathens. And so her only hope is to spend a few precious days talking with Askuwheteau during her seasonal visit. She will treasure each hour they can spend together.
Her small wagon crests the hill –
Manchaug is in ashes.
Genre: Historical Romance
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