We WALK in FOOTPRINTS Book Three

After months of separation, Jenny and Daniel welcome Austin’s return to the house on Summit Avenue. During his absence, Jenny and Daniel found solace in traditions on the reservation. A more prudent Austin steps cautiously into Seneca ways, until he meets Jack Nelson, an Anglo business owner married to Star of the Turtle clan. Jack becomes his guide into the mysteries of life on the reservation.



Sightings of the spirit of Wren Welborne an early settler in the Lands of the Twin Springs compels Jenny to read the journal Daniel has discovered. Within the journal’s cover, she comes upon documentation vital to decades-old, land claims disputes. She must seek out legal experts in whom she could entrust this journal.



A downturn in the business climate forces Austin to accept a promising position in Western Canada. With mixed emotions, Jenny and Daniel follow Austin to an up-scale, townhouse community near the university where Daniel is enrolled. In his first semester, Daniel encounters a segment of academia hostile to American influences on established Canadian culture.



Trapped in the bitter cold and perpetual darkness of a far-north winter, Jenny becomes ill. Daniel is abducted; his friend, Raine a Métis gravely injured.



Stick it out, or flee for their home country? Accommodations this family must come to.



About the Author



Ellyn Weaver, of mixed Anglo and Native American ancestry, was born and raised in upstate New York, near the Seneca/Iroquois reservation. While raising a family in varied urban regions, she earned a degree in Human Services with a major in anthropological studies. Research into her own mixed racial roots brought to life characters telling stories unique to their time and geological settings in BOOK ONE of the series We WALK in FOOTPRINTS. BOOK TWO unites the Welborne/Burdette, Hamlin/Cary families into the next generation with the union of Austin and Jenny in the early 1960s. A thread running through more than a century of bitter conflict is the apparition of an early settler whose journal holds keys to the resolution of disputed land claims.



Ellyn now makes her home in the state of Colorado. For more information on Ellyn Weaver's three-book series, please see: www.wewalkinfootprints.com.