G1086 Book Review of Trials and Trails by Jim Halverson
Name of Book: Trials and Trails Author: Jim Halverson ISBN: 9781732619401 Publisher: Gail Force Publishing Type of book: 1870s and 1880s? Legacy of slavery, diversity, lessons, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, travels, episodic, wandering, rarely settling down, job, business, finances, friendship, bromance Year it was published: 2018 Summary: With a past of slavery and compliance, LeRoy has learned to pick his battles carefully. Johnny B, a quick-tempered Sioux, is still learning to control his anger. When dangerous circumstances bond them together, the pair learn to navigate Reconstruction Era America and all its prejudices. They save an innocent man from hanging, reunite two old friends, assist in an honorable death for an elder Indian, and discover their worth as they steadily assimilate self-respect into their lives. From Jim Halverson's debut novel comes a tale of adventure, purpose, and the pursuit of self-actualization. Cowboys and psychology ride hand ...