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In the forests and coastal villages of 1660s New England, Ousamequin--Massasoit, Grand Sachem of the Wampanoag--has spent a lifetime forging an uneasy alliance with the English settlers. For decades, diplomacy has held. But now the balance is breaking. As English towns expand and land is taken piece by piece, tensions rise on all sides. Old agreements are tested. Loyalties fracture. And beneath the surface, fear grows--fear of losing not just land, but identity, power, and survival itself.
Told through multiple perspectives--Wampanoag and English, men and women--Yellow Feather captures the human story behind a turning point in American history. Leaders must decide how far they will go to preserve peace...or whether war is now inevitable
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Eric J. Ostroff is a historical novelist and professional genealogist whose work centers on the people and events of early New England. He is the author of The Metacom Saga, a literary historical series that reimagines the events and cultural tensions surrounding King Philip's War, one of the most consequential conflicts in seventeenth-century America. In addition to his fiction, Eric authored The Genealogist's Guide to Massachusetts - Volume 1-3, a practical resource for tracing family history in one of America's oldest regions. As the founder and lead genealogist of Trace Your New England Roots, he guides individuals in uncovering family lineage through meticulous research of vital records and colonial archives. Eric maintains an active online presence discussing the historical contexts that inform his fiction, blending rigorous archival study with narrative craft to illuminate overlooked voices in early American history.
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In the forests and coastal villages of 1660s New England, Ousamequin--Massasoit, Grand Sachem of the Wampanoag--has spent a lifetime forging an uneasy alliance with the English settlers. For decades, diplomacy has held. But now the balance is breaking. As English towns expand and land is taken piece by piece, tensions rise on all sides. Old agreements are tested. Loyalties fracture. And beneath the surface, fear grows--fear of losing not just land, but identity, power, and survival itself.
Told through multiple perspectives--Wampanoag and English, men and women--Yellow Feather captures the human story behind a turning point in American history. Leaders must decide how far they will go to preserve peace...or whether war is now inevitable.
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