By way of the rose
2010 · 291 pages
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By Way of the Rose opens in the fall of 1839. The Cherokee are being moved from the Carolinas to Oklahoma Indian Territory. The DuVal's get entangled in a saga of love, hate and bitter hostilities when they befriend a battered Cherokee woman who leaves them with an unexpected gift. "A family facing trials, jealousies, greed, and conscience, set in a time of one of America's greatest turmoil, brings conflicts for John and Sarah DuVal. ...Once again as in Sometimes There's a Dove, Ward brings to life a piece of America's history. Involving her heroine in its history's intrigue and problems in By Way of the Rose, she encompasses the thoughts, feelings, and fears of those involved." -- Donna P. Fite
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