Golden Feather is from that other timeline where the U.S. does not exist and the native inhabitants rule the land. She’s fearless, vivacious, and beautiful all in one. At the age of thirteen, in the year 1980, she encounters Hathaway from our timeline who is stranded in hers.
In the span of five years, he builds a flying machine and she becomes the first female aviator of the world, enjoying fame and riches for saving her country from invasion. But her world is still a dangerous place.
Hathaway has told her about the modern marvels of our timeline and she arrives in America in 1985 in his place to assure his family he’s alive somewhere. She brings wisdom, laughter, and song to brighten our days. We hope she will stay with us forever.
The Eyes of Courage
This book is a delightful blend of alternate history and adventure, leaving readers with a sense of wonder and a desire to explore the endless possibilities of multiple timelines.
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As an alt-history novelist, I'm always on the lookout for new alt-history books. I enjoy reading how others have managed to alter history on a single twist of fate. So, when I saw The Eyes of Courage, I was intrigued (great cover, by the way).
You can read about the book in the blurb, so I'll just sum up what I liked about it. First, it's an interesting take on history, which I enjoyed. The story starts a little slow, but that's okay (so do some of my books). Second, it's a story about life, not an action-packed adventure story where the protagonists is going from crisis to crisis. Third, it sucks you in, to the point where you have to force yourself to put it down so you can get some sleep (yes - that's what happened to me).
I not only enjoyed this novel, but I'm looking forward to reading further articles from this author.
James S. Peet - Amazon Review
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This book is a delightful blend of alternate history and adventure, leaving readers with a sense of wonder and a desire to explore the endless possibilities of multiple timelines.