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Samuel of the Nations

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

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Occasionally, unknown individuals engage in momentous events. They associate with iconic people standing at the heart of nations. Samuel Saunders is one of these. Beginning at age 15 and continuing until his demise, Samuel of the Nations chronicles a lad engaged in events dramatically affecting people and nations on a continental scale. Based on first-hand accounts and historical records, the reader will experience, through Samuel’s eyes, decisive clashes and convulsion of cultures during the 18th and 19th centuries. Details of tribulation in the Caribbean, American Colonies, and Canada and among Native American tribes become personal testimonies of truth. It is the story of real people engaged in events that set monumental changes in motion within the western hemisphere. Changes affecting the world well into the modern era. Embraced as a son by Daniel Boone, Samuel helped blaze the Wilderness Road and construct Boones Fort. Near there, Samuel and his friend William McQuinney were attacked by Shawnee warriors. William was killed while Samuel, taken prisoner, was adopted into the Shawnee Nation, launching adventures he could never have anticipated. After three years in research the author, Norman Jay Landerman-Moore, set about writing this creative non-fiction novel, bringing human drama, adventure and national movements to greater heights of understanding while revealing a love story between an English lad and a Shawnee girl that began generations of some incredible people. It all began in Cardington, Bedfordshire England. The year was 1760.

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1460295145

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Jaded Horses

Far Beyond Alamo & Goliad

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

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Jaded Horses

Far Beyond Alamo & Goliad

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

As embers of the Alamo smoldered, the Mexican Army swept across Texas to Goliad where some 350 Texans were slaughtered. In early 1846, The United States declared war with Mexico. Five Tennessee cousins vow to join the fight. Cameron Augustus Moore, narrator of the story, was barely 18 and Cam’s best friend, Andrew Hawkins, called “Hawk”, were selected by lottery to join the fight. With spirits up, anticipations for glory intensified. But time and reality hardened boys into warriors leaning on the nobility and courage of horses which often proved their salvation. This true account chronicles a long dangerous trek to get to war, the war in Mexico and challenge getting home with their horses, ever watchful in sickness riddled camps or, on command, charging into the teeth of battle where they fought, died or triumphed together. Jaded Horses reveals the spirit of man and horse melded together to survive a terrible conflict in an unforgiving land. It is a story of compassion for defeated enemies and devotion for those back home. It testifies of how being valiant and faithful to vows made with a father brings life’s rewards.

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1525527215

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9781525527210

All but One

Saga of the Abducted Putman Children of Gonzales Texas

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

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All but One

Saga of the Abducted Putman Children of Gonzales Texas

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

ALL BUT ONE is a 19th Century account of the Putman children of Gonzales, Texas, who were kidnapped by Comanche's, and their father’s relentless search to find and bring them home. Spanning four decades—the 1820s to 1860s—this dramatic novel, rich in historical detail, begins with Mitchell Putman—who fought in the War of 1812 and Indian Creek War—before migrating from South Carolina to Mexican Texas. Like thousands of Americans, lured by the promise of cheap land by the Mexican government, hopes were high. However, things turn bloody with battles erupting between newly arrived white settlers, Mexicans, and Native Americans. In 1836, under the leadership of General Sam Houston, the Texan Army—including Mitchell Putman—defeat the Mexican Army in the Battle of San Jacinto which established the Texas Republic. One Bright December day in 1838, while collecting pecans near their home, a band of Comanche warriors abduct four of the Putman children—James, Sarah, Rhoda, and Judith Lucy—and their friend Matilda Lockhart, taking them into a life of trade and slavery. All But One chronicles Mitchell’s attempts to retrieve the children at all costs—even becoming known as ‘White Devil Mitch’ among the Comanche tribe. In the end, providential powers bring the last daughter home.

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1039135080

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Where Pelicans Fly

High Seas Saga of Loyalty, Love, and Treasure

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

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Where Pelicans Fly

High Seas Saga of Loyalty, Love, and Treasure

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

“WHERE PELICANS FLY” is a literary masterpiece that transports readers to a world of adventure, danger, and survival. From the very first page, we are captivated by the rich tapestry of storytelling the author has skillfully weaved. His ability to craft vivid descriptions, evoking the sights, sounds, and emotions of characters, happenings, and surroundings, is truly exceptional. The characters in “Where Pelicans Fly” come alive, inducing an emotional investment in the journey. Tracey Schaffer, the weeping widow Beverly, the red-headed nurse Janet, Elsje, Eka, and resourceful sailor Rowland are incredibly well-developed and relatable. Their struggles, triumphs, unwavering loyalty, and resilience resonate on a deep level, reminding us of the strength of the human spirit. Attention to detail and meticulous research are evident throughout the narrative. The authenticity with which exotic locales are depicted and the high-stakes situations keep readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly absorbing the text to uncover the next twist and turn. The action sequences are gripping and flawlessly executed, leaving us breathless and fully immersed in the story. The publisher and editorial team commend the author on underlying themes that permeate the novel. The exploration of loyalty, friendship, and flawless determination to overcome adversity struck a chord within us. It reminds us of the power of human connection, triumph of the human spirit, even when facing seemingly insurmountable challenges. While reading “Where Pelicans Fly,” one finds themselves transported to a world beyond our own, a world where imagination meets reality, and boundaries of possibility are pushed to their limits. It is a testament to Norman Jay Landerman-Moore’s talent as a writer that such a captivating and immersive reading experience has been created.

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1039198961

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Samuel of the Nations

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

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Samuel of the Nations

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

Occasionally, unknown individuals engage in momentous events. They associate with iconic people standing at the heart of nations. Samuel Saunders is one of these. Beginning at age 15 and continuing until his demise, Samuel of the Nations chronicles a lad engaged in events dramatically affecting people and nations on a continental scale. Based on first-hand accounts and historical records, the reader will experience, through Samuel's eyes, decisive clashes and convulsion of cultures during the 18th and 19th centuries. Details of tribulation in the Caribbean, American Colonies, and Canada and among Native American tribes become personal testimonies of truth. It is the story of real people engaged in events that set monumental changes in motion within the western hemisphere. Changes affecting the world well into the modern era. Embraced as a son by Daniel Boone, Samuel helped blaze the Wilderness Road and construct Boones Fort. Near there, Samuel and his friend William McQuinney were attacked by Shawnee warriors. William was killed while Samuel, taken prisoner, was adopted into the Shawnee Nation, launching adventures he could never have anticipated. After three years in research the author, Norman Jay Landerman-Moore, set about writing this creative non-fiction novel, bringing human drama, adventure and national movements to greater heights of understanding while revealing a love story between an English lad and a Shawnee girl that began generations of some incredible people. It all began in Cardington, Bedfordshire England. The year was 1760.

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1460295137

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Jaded Horses

Far Beyond Alamo & Goliad

By: Norman Jay Landerman-Moore

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Far Beyond Alamo & Goliad

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