Bücher von Kelly Savage

The discovery of a Native American war club in the foundation of the author's childhood home in Massachusetts led her to delve into its history and the people who forged it, resulting in "The Pond Dwellers."This sequel, "Settlers by the Pond," gives a historical account of Tristum Davis, the man who built the home where the club was found and fought for the right to stay. It is a story that begins in Wales with King Arthur and Merlin in the 1600s, tells of the unfathomable struggles the early settlers faced, and ends with a revolution and the ultimate founding of a new country.For those who appreciate the retelling of American history based on years of careful research, this book is for you.

This workbook was written to be used with Always Ask..What If? book by Kelly Savage (sold separately) with corresponding chapters and challenges offering growth, strengthened relationships and fresh, valuable viewpoints that may surprise you.Decide today to embark on a personal journey with this short, easy to read, yet sometimes challenging workbook that will bring your everyday perspectives into question. Dive in. Kick off your new beginning. It is time to see your life as a blank canvas every day, have the courage to believe that it is never to late for transformation, and discover that true change comes from the inside out. Every chapter promises to deliver new perspectives and provides a place to journal through your own journey of reflection, growth and your everyday blank canvas.

Can a stone be cursed? The 'Karensa Emerald', a mystical healing stone found by a Cherokee shaman in the mid-1800s traveled west on the Trail of Tears to Oklahoma. In Book One of The Emerald Series Karensa Moorehead inherited it - and its blessing or curse. During her short, often violent life, Karensa had children by two very different men: John Jean Cappen, a missionary doctor on the llanos of Venezuela and handsome, passionate Bart Grant, a sheriff in Arizona. In Books Two through Four the children came of age. Their children are now adults and in 2013 the emerald is about to pass to a new owner. Will they be blessed or cursed? Book Five of The Emerald Series finds three generations of Grants and Cappens facing life and death choices along the Orinoco River in South America, along the banks of the Roaring Fork River in Aspen, Colorado and in Nova Scotia and Labrador. The action filled family saga continues from Venezuela to Canada, adding Sioux, Apache, and Inuit descendants.

Enter the world of Firehawk and his people... Sit with them in their councils as they discuss the strange pale tribes birdships are bringing to their shores. Experience with them the changes these new people will bring to Turtle Island - changes that will give birth to a new nation while destroying their world. Using documents from the 1600s and others, this book brings together New England Native American personal and place names, culture, religion, medicine and more to retell the story of how 'America' began from the Native American perspective.

The Karensa Emerald When eighteen-year old Kara returns with her mother to her grandfather's childhood ranch outside Aspen, Colorado she is full of curiosity about her family's past. However, for Kara's mother the past is a black place she buried in the cemetery above Globe, Arizona nearly thirty years ago. Emerald Fire Burning Bright The second book of this generational family saga finds Karensa's children coming of age in the turbulent '60s. In Arizona, two discover truths during a time of political unrest as Native Americans struggle to reclaim their heritage and lands; in Venezuela two grow up as oil interests threaten to overtake traditional native culture and lands. In Volume II (coming soon) Karensa's children and grandchildren learn about Inuit culture, love, hate and, most importantly, forgiveness.

EMERALD EARTH, EMERALD ICE Bart finally finds his son, who was abducted as an infant in Book One. However, the shocking truth almost destroys him and his children. One goes to Vietnam in hopes of dying. John Jean and Karensa's twin sons in Venezuela take different paths, one becoming an activist Catholic priest while the other undertakes a perilous rescue mission in the Amazonian jungle. The youngest son returns to confront the father who sent him away when he was a small boy. The four sons and daughter from Book One's love triangle enter adulthood facing difficult trials and painful truths... EMERALD MISTS Kara is back. She finishes college and goes forth to claim her beloved ranch in Aspen, Colorado. She takes part in a wild mustang Gather and goes on an action-filled Amazon river adventure with two men, both related through to her through her grandparents, Bart and Karensa. One holds the secret of the lost Cherokee "Karensa Emerald".