Nickajack

HIS CRIME WAS CHOOSING TO STAY ALIVE. HIS FATE WAS TO PAY WITH HIS LIFE...In the East, his people had lived on the land for thousands of years. Now it was a nation bitterly divided, and Nickajack had decided to leave it behind. But when his country's broken heart came chasing after him in the West, he found himself with enemies he didn't choose, forcing him to pick up an old, oiled pistol, and aiming at a stranger in self defense. A reckoning had begun-as Nickajack faced a law that accused him of murder, and sealed his fate forever.

Nickajack is Robert J. Conley's classic novel of the Cherokee nation, its tragic displacement, and the confluence of suffering, betrayal, politics and fate that led one man into a fight for survival-and his soul.

Author Biography: Robert J. Conley, a member of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokees, is the author of over forty books and the recipient of three Spur Awards. He lives in Oklahoma with his wife, Evelyn, also a Cherokee. Mr. Conley writes full time and is currently at work on the fourth book in the ongoing adventures of Kid Parmlee.