Hiawatha

Hiawatha is a central figure in Haudenosaunee oral tradition who worked with the Great Peacemaker to establish the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. After personal grief and conflict, he carried the message of peace among the nations and helped articulate the political order preserved in the Great Law of Peace.

W. Michael Gear’s People of the Black Sun places Hiawatha within a narrative shaped by political ambition and government, crime, espionage and covert power, and court politics and dynastic power. W. Michael Gear’s People of the Black Sun places Hiawatha within a narrative shaped by political ambition and government, crime, espionage and covert power, and court politics and dynastic power. Other novels featuring Hiawatha include W. Michael Gear’s Eclipse Dancer.

Series

Series featuring Hiawatha (2 series)

The Peacemaker’s Tale in Order

by W. Michael Gear 8 books 4.5

The Peacemaker’s Tale follows families and captives living through prolonged warfare among the Iroquoian nations before the formation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. The first four volumes centre on Koracoo and Gonda’s pursuit of the child trader Gannajero, while the later books return to the surviving children as adults…

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