My Books . . . Here they are.

Land of the Noble Free: An Alternate History, is the original book with Tom Hathaway as the protagonist, written from the point of view of an American who becomes stranded in an alternative history. It remains as a standalone book with no sequel planned. The first edition of it (Hidden From Our Eyes) was self-published in 2019. Various titles and covers have since been used including The Eyes of Courage, but all of them have continued the same storyline with the same characters. An audiobook on AUDIBLE narrated by Benjamin E. Norsworthy (human voice) is now available.

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A Priceless Gift She Brings: An Alternative History, originally began as a sequel to the original book, but then ended up as a separate novel. This novel is written from the perspective of someone from the Vinlandian alternative history, namely Kimileah/Golden Feather, who encounters the man from Nowhere (Hathaway) from our timeline. This book retains many of the same characters in the first book, yet with a different storyline and altered character roles and identities.  This book ends with an opportunity for a sequel. An Audiobook on AUDIBLE, narrated by Virtual Voice is now available.

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Falcon Feather of Lone Mountain: A Vinlandian Tale, as noted above, is simply a companion novel to ​"Priceless," and was created especially for fans and friends of Stone Mountain, Georgia.  An audiobook narrated by Virtual Voice is available. (Click the link for the book on Amazon or capture the QR code under the book cover above. The author has also created an audiobook on flash drive for this one.

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 Anyone who visits Stone Mountain Village, will find this book for sale at The Vibrary. Please visit my Extra Stuff page for more information about this establishment. Also, this book has been approved by the DeKalb County (Georgia) Public Library System for placement in the "Local Author" section of the Sue Kellog Library in Stone Mountain Village and also in Redan Public Library.

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The author’s motivation for writing these books is based on a desire to right the wrongs of the past (at least in a fictional way). The author himself has no Native American blood in his veins, but simply regrets the injustices endured by Native Americans, especially in the 1800’s in the wake of the Indian Removal Act of 1830.