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The Osprey Girl: A Lost Colony of Roanoke Island Novel

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Availability:In StockContributor:J. Willis SandersSeries:The Outer Banks of North CarolinaPublish date:5/20/2026Pages:396
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Buggs Island BooksISBN-13:9781954763715ISBN-10:1954763719UPC:9781954763715Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Historical, Romance, IndigenousBook Topic:Renaissance, HistoricalSize:8.50 x 5.50 x 0.98 inchesWeight:0.413Product ID:SC61SS4A2H

For a young Algonquin girl, life for the remaining people in her village has not been easy. After she's renamed Wushówunan because of her love for a pair of ospreys nesting nearby, she learns about a group of white-skinned strangers living with the people on Croatoan Island. That night, forced from her village by her worst enemy, she must learn to survive alone. When she meets one of the white skins, her life takes yet another turn, and this one will lead to choices, tragedies, and one final decision-either learn to live her life in search of peace or in search of vengeance, because attempting to do both will destroy her.

The first novel to utilize the latest archeology finds concerning the iconic Lost Colony of Roanoke Island, North Carolina, The Osprey Girl illustrates how those colonists could have assimilated with the Croatoans on what is now called Hatteras Island. The Osprey Girl also includes information found in the historical record that many people may not know without reading books like Scott Dawson's The Lost Colony and Hatteras Island.

In this sixth novel of J. Willis Sanders' Outer Banks of North Carolina series, step back in time to the misty shores of history. Here, both the English and the Croatoans learned, despite having enemies to contend with, by asking this one simple question: If people continue to hate because of what happened in the past, how can anyone hope for peace in the future?

Languages:EnglishPublisher:Buggs Island BooksISBN-13:9781954763715ISBN-10:1954763719UPC:9781954763715Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Historical, Romance, IndigenousBook Topic:Renaissance, HistoricalSize:8.50 x 5.50 x 0.98 inchesWeight:0.413Product ID:SC61SS4A2H
Sanders, J. Willis: - J. Willis Sanders lives in southern Virginia, with his wife and several stringed, musical instruments. With over twenty books completed and more on the way, he enjoys crafting intriguing characters with equally intriguing conflicts to overcome. His first idea for a novel, The Coincidence of Hope, is a ghostly World War II era historical that takes place mostly in the Midwestern United States, which utilizes some little-known facts about German POW camps there at the time. It's the first of a three-book series, in which characters from the first continue their lives.Although he loves history, he has written several contemporary novels as well, and some include interesting paranormal twists, both with and without religious themes. He also loves the Outer Banks of North Carolina, and he has written several novels within different time frames based on the area, what he calls his Outer Banks of North Carolina Series.For his Amish novels, some, such as his Amish Holiday Series, have inspirational messages, while some, such as the Eliza Gray and Clara Engelman Series, tend toward romance.For another inspirational novel, readers may enjoy The Essence of Emmaline Strong. In it, the main character, an accomplished musician on the same instruments as the author, must struggle to regain her faith after a series of personal tragedies. Other hobbies include reading (of course), vegetable gardening, playing music with friends, and songwriting, some of which are in a few of his novels.
Publisher: Buggs Island Books

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