Trailing the Moccasin
Trailing the Moccasin by Clyde W. Payne is a historical fiction work published by AuthorHouse in October 2004. This first edition spans 180 pages and invites readers to journey back to the frontier of Western New York State during the winter of 1809-1810. The narrative centers on three men navigating a perilous landscape filled with both opportunity and danger, exploring themes of adventure and survival in a time when the land was still largely uncharted.
Readers will accompany Othello Church, a romantic adventurer eager to explore and hunt, alongside his companions Abel Beebe and Joel Fisher. The story delves into their experiences as they confront the harsh realities of frontier life, including the challenges posed by the cold winter and interactions with Native Americans. Through their journey, the book presents a vivid portrayal of the risks and uncertainties faced by those living on the edge of civilization.
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YOUR INVITATION
. . . to step back in time and spend four months on the frontier of Western New York State with three men born into an era when there was still land in the United States to explore. It is a story of men who lived with danger, and whose daily lives were a gamble with death.
. . . to accompany the large-hearted Othello Church, a romantic adventurer with the desire to explore, hunt and trap in a sparsely settled, but game-rich area during the winter of 1809-1810.
. . . to share the experiences, concerns and fears of Abel Beebe and Joel Fisher, as the cold winter and Native Americans taught them about facing challenges at every turn where thoughts of their mortality awaited their arrival just over each rise and behind every tree.
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