Rainwater Legacy

Rainwater Legacy by Barbara White, published by AuthorHouse in August 2005, is a historical fiction novel that spans 424 pages. The story chronicles the intertwined histories and adventures of the Rainwater and Peabody families, both of whom are affluent and influential in their society. The narrative unfolds as Sara Peabody falls in love with Jeremiah Rainwater, a handsome half-Indian, leading to a series of struggles that reflect the societal changes occurring in America before the Civil War.
Readers will find a rich exploration of family relationships and the complexities of parenting as Jeremiah embarks on a quest to establish a legacy for his son, William. The novel delves into themes of love, grief, and resilience against a backdrop of lawlessness and change, as the characters navigate the challenges posed by their environment, including the historical context of the “Trail of Tears.” This edition offers a detailed portrayal of the emotional landscape experienced by a father and son during a tumultuous period in American history.
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This is the history and adventures of the Rainwater and Peabody families; both comfortable, wealthy, sure of themselves and leaders of their time.Each respected the other until the Peabody’s beautiful daughter, Sara, fell in love with the handsome half-Indian Jeremiah Rainwater. Their struggles are played out from Virginia and the Carolinas to the Arkansaw Territory The timing, set before the Civil War, deals with many changes in this country and Jeremiah’s quest to establish a legacy for his young son, William. The changes manifest themselves in lawlessness, murder, grief, new birth and love as seen through the eyes of a father and son as they experience all the emotions involved while traveling over the white man’s “Trail of Tears”.
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