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Beneath the Mockingbird’s Wings
After the American Revolution, Nathaniel “Fox” Carter lives in a frontier region beyond the Appalachians where British influence, Cherokee resistance and settler expansion continue to make peace uncertain. Part Cherokee himself, Fox is forced to confront questions of ancestry and belonging that cannot be answered by simply choosing one side of the frontier divide.
Hannah Spencer becomes his ally as he searches for the truth about his family. Their growing relationship is tested by people who see Fox’s mixed heritage as a political and personal threat, and by renewed violence in the settlements. The novel combines family history and romance with the unstable alliances that shaped the Tennessee frontier after independence.
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