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Book Title: Running Hawk; Sea Buzzards; Red Sticks
Author’s name: Jad Davis
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Running Hawk

When sixteen-year-old Running Hawk is exiled to the South Yadkin River basin for twelve months-ostensibly as punishment for getting the chief ’s daughter pregnant-his tribal elders believe it’s a death sentence. Nevertheless, he sets out to build a home for himself, Summer, and their baby. Soon after the resettlement of the half-Saponi orphan, a white wolf mysteriously appears and inadvertently kicks off a yearlong odyssey that eventually throws Running Hawk’s lot in with General George Washington’s secret service. This rapidly changing organization, known as the Culpers, serves to protect the laws laid out by the United States and by other more secretive organizations. The young Indian soon finds himself drawn into the white man’s world. Along the way, Running Hawk feels a powerful force pulling him toward an unknown end. He experiences a number of anomalies-strange flying disks, rocks that turned red before buzzing, precision-guided owls and a shaman with halitosis-that suggest there is much more to the universe than he imagined. In this novel, an exiled Indian teenager embarks on a journey that entangles him with early American intrigue and brings him face-to-face with an extraordinary encounter.

Sea Buzzards

Because history is nothing more than a natural footprint left by the people who walked it before we did, the telling of their lives should be conveyed to the listener in the same spirit that footprint was pressed into the earth. In other words, the real life characters of the past (the good ones and the bad ones) at least deserve to have their stories accurately described. Sea Buzzards does that. Our received version of what, when, and who has been tampered with diluted facts, vague extrapolations, outright mistruths. They are told every day to Americans. Even children are being denied the use of their own spectacles. What they may read has already been bleached. Lies. This disenchanting side of human beings was well-thought through by those we call our founding fathers. The truth is, they were helped, but that should not take away from the brave men and women who paid an enormous price for the right to be free from the mandates prescribed by kings and other oligarchs. Sea Buzzards is a collection of stories about some of those people. Although some are more famous than others, they indeed lived. It is because of these men and women, and thousands more just like them, that we today have the right to speak the truth. Something that history has taught us.

Red Sticks

A Note to the Reader,

„Are you aware of the consequences that will most certainly occur should your unraveling come up with the ‚truth‘? What will change in your life when you discover that what you learned, even as a youth, was a lie? Can you imagine a world in which there are no wrong doings, a place with worries of war simply being part of a fable, a country you live in who provides ‚only for its own‘, the necessary comforts of life…all at no cost of labor nor coin?“

A war weary young America is now the target of a sinister plan that began in Her Capitol at the highest levels. We find ourselves with a President appointed by the House of Representatives, even though Andrew Jackson won the popular and electoral votes, but not by a clear majority.

Our story opens in 1827 and concludes during Andrew Jackson’s tenure as this Country’s seventh President. For you, dear reader, Red Sticks uses the historical residue to pump life back into the once living players of that time. Prepare to travel by air, above and under the sea, to „secret“ submarine bases which existed; but, „you“(until now) never knew about them.

George Walker