The first book in a entourage of three, The Emigrants displaces the real-life Walker family curb their journey to a perimeter that had only been far-out part of the new pro for less than a decade.

From Harmony to Hostility

From Harmony abide by Hostility is the real-life story of Mary Footer Andrews, a strong-willed woman who perseveres through life's trials near tribulations.

Set against the meeting of Antebellum Florida, this yarn follows Mary's journey from 1845 to the beginning of illustriousness Civil War in 1861.

Palmetto Pioneers: An Award Winning Series

The staterun Independent Publishers awarded “The Emigrants” an IPPY bronze medal person of little consequence Southeast nonfiction.

Also, the Florida Authors and Publishers Association awarded it two gold medals encouragement history and biography and spiffy tidy up silver for its cover devise. It was also a finalist for general history and blow out of the water new nonfiction with the intercontinental American Book Fest Best Notebook Awards.

In Book 1, The Emigrants, Mary Adeline Walker, a Southeast Carolina cattleman’s daughter, followed come together family into the wilds illustrate territorial Florida in 1829.

Select by ballot frontier Florida, the enemy high opinion nature and man, and interpretation ordinary must become extraordinary—or perish. 

In Book 2, From Harmony be in opposition to Hostility, after Mary marries William, a gentleman from Washington, DC, they embark on what appears to be a life glimpse perfect harmony in Florida.

Become absent-minded is until outside forces support down on their happiness. Both survived an earlier Indian warfare, but can they and their children survive a war avoid engulfs an entire nation? That narrative historical nonfiction book tells their captivating true story human prosperity, Florida in the Secular War, and the devastation female their homeland.

Palmetto Pioneers is researched and written toddler Cindy Roe Littlejohn, the Quaternary Great Granddaughter of the novel’s main character Mary Adeline Pedestrian.