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Willow Creek

Willow Creek

Ricardo Amando Frazer

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OPIA Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Historia
ISBN:
9798996633135
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About The BookIn the scorched soil of post-Civil War Georgia, the town of Willow Creek stands at a crossroads. Haunted by the past, divided by Reconstruction, and yearning for rebirth. Freedwoman Amaia Ruth fights to claim the land she once worked in bondage, and former Confederate soldier Jesse Calhoun returns home burdened by guilt and searching for redemption. His wife, Annabelle, secretly instructs Black children in defiance of the town’s elders, and Northern carpetbagger Elijah Quinn arrives with ledgers full of ambition and a conscience waiting to be tested.As the Lost Cause whispers through sermons and supper tables, a new covenant begins to form. A covenant forged in resistance against racial segregation. When Amaia’s daughter vanishes and the Night Riders emerge from the shadows, the town must confront its buried truths. Through trials, visions, and a daring act of self-determination, Willow Creek expresses its new collective voice.

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