Truth, Faith and Hope

About the Book

The Medicine Boy continues with the young man unable to accept his experience with the medicine boy as a dream.  This problem begins to consume the young man to the point where reality and fantasy become one.

James Davis, the Traveler, has survived an airplane accident that left many unanswered questions.  Jim must learn about patience before he can find truth, faith, and hope.  However, he must also learn about love.  Jim’s life becomes more complicated when he and an ex-girlfriend cross paths.  He discovers emotions for Stephanie that have long been forgotten.  These emotions are soon resurrected and overcoming his judgment for the woman.  Then, he finds she is carrying a deep dark secret that will change his life forever.

Will Jim find the truth about his dream?  What are the lessons Jim must learn to find happiness and how does he learn them?  Will Jim learn the lessons necessary to find truth, faith, and hope?  What is the secret that Stephanie is keeping from him?   And, how can the Medicine Boy help the “Traveler” find the right path again?

About the Author

My father was Native American, and this has given me the opportunity to meet people that knew Native American history and/or Native American religion. My father, grandfather, and an aunt (all now deceased) told me stories throughout my life concerning the Ottawa Indians. These stories inspired me later in life to learn more about my heritage. Then, I discovered a desire to learn about the cultures of other Native American tribes. And, it is now that I wish to share that information in my stories.

I was a member of the Northern Michigan Ottawa Association as a child growing up. More recently, I was a member of the Oceana County Inter-tribal Council and lived on the reservation in Oceana County belonging to the Grand River Band of Ottawas. Currently, I am a member of The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians (a Federally Recognized Tribe) in Manistee, Michigan and live on the reservation there.