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for Sky Walker Tehawennihárhos: Charter from Clarion Foreword Review
Books are available online from Lone Pine Publishing, FriesenPress Bookstore, Amazon, Chapters/Indigo, and Barnes & Noble.
E-book, CHARTER, available from FriesenPress Bookstore.
Books 1 and 2 available on Audiobooks.com.
History on the ground.
Adventure and romance.
The Mohawk Trilogy is a saga about outliers in the alien world of the mid-19th century, Upper Canada.
You’ll love the worm’s eye view.
Coming soon:
Weird Tit-for-tat: the game of our lives for ordinary people
Cornelius Krieghoff, Breaking Lent or a Friday Surprise, courtesy AGO, Photography by Ian Lefebvre
Lost when it comes to pre-Confederation events? Fascinated with Canadian history? If that’s you, try the Sky Walker books (the Mohawk Trilogy). It’s all about the characters. Struggling outliers have run-ins with their wild environs. They dodge lawless American and European settlers. Protagonists are helpless to stop the dirty deeds of rapacious land speculators. Characters can… Read more …
The lie Ruthven Park tells, through omission, is one with both a long nose and short legs. David Thompson 1 [not the map-maker] was not a law-abiding person nor an honourable businessman. A fascinating character, he was nonetheless a schemer and a fraudster. Ruthven Park’s failure to mention Thompson’s criminal activities cheats Canadians who deserve to… Read more …
Lillian Brown, Clarion Foreword reviewer: The novel’s lovable, intricate characters and the challenges that they face every day, from protecting their lands to safeguarding their hearts, are an irresistible draw. The satisfying third and final book in S. Minsos’s historical trilogy, Sky Walker Tehawennihárhos Charter follows the nineteenth-century disruption to Indigenous lands caused by European… Read more …
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