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A historical adventure that catapults the reader through the millennia.
The son of Great White Bear was the first to become a man on this new land, Túwaqachi, at the age of seven. It was a life of danger and adventure. Yet even the wisest shaman could never have foreseen the immense journey ahead of them.
Follow the Great White Bear Clan through 18,000 years of civilization, invasion, slavery, war, revolution, espionage, independence, discovery and romance. And above all, adventure,
A Grand Family Saga on a scale never before attempted. One that upholds the values of the country we…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
A historical adventure that catapults the reader through the millennia.

The son of Great White Bear was the first to become a man on this new land, Túwaqachi, at the age of seven. It was a life of danger and adventure. Yet even the wisest shaman could never have foreseen the immense journey ahead of them.

Follow the Great White Bear Clan through 18,000 years of civilization, invasion, slavery, war, revolution, espionage, independence, discovery and romance. And above all, adventure,

A Grand Family Saga on a scale never before attempted. One that upholds the values of the country we have built.

The legend of America and our family begins here.
Autorenporträt
P.J. Parker was born and raised in rural Australia. With a Bachelor of Science Architecture Degree from the University of New South Wales he has travelled and lived extensively around the world-intrigued by cultures of historic interest and buildings of architectural significance. An avid reader and researcher, P.J.'s writing is undertaken with a passionate and exacting degree of attention to detail. Roxelana and Suleyman was P.J.'s debut novel and was quickly followed up by the internationally acclaimed Fire on the Water: A Companion to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. P.J. currently lives in the United States.