In Clouds of Fire

A Story of Community

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Inspiration & Meditation, Spirituality, History, Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers
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Author: Elaine Stienon ISBN: 9781418457389
Publisher: AuthorHouse Publication: May 15, 2004
Imprint: AuthorHouse Language: English
Author: Elaine Stienon
ISBN: 9781418457389
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Publication: May 15, 2004
Imprint: AuthorHouse
Language: English

Love, violence, and death on the American frontier play a part in this story of the early Mormons and their search for peace and freedom from persecution.Nathaniel, a young man from a Shaker background, has promised to help Hannah and her brother get safely from Ohio to Missouri, where her fianc Dan is building a cabin for them.Despite his determination to assist, Nathaniel finds himself falling in love with Hannah.How can he hand her over to Dan and never see her again?His dilemma is made worse by the journeys trials and the threat of persecution.

In Clouds of Fire also explores the diversity of people who were attracted to this new, unique religion, and the groups from which they came,religious and otherwise.Some came from a Huguenot background, one from the French settlement at Gallipolis, Ohio, some from the group known as Seekers.One is an ex-slave.All these people combine to form a family group within the greater community, where they face the realities of persecution and sacrifice in order to stay together.Based on accounts and journals of the time, the book brings to life an exciting portion of American history.

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Love, violence, and death on the American frontier play a part in this story of the early Mormons and their search for peace and freedom from persecution.Nathaniel, a young man from a Shaker background, has promised to help Hannah and her brother get safely from Ohio to Missouri, where her fianc Dan is building a cabin for them.Despite his determination to assist, Nathaniel finds himself falling in love with Hannah.How can he hand her over to Dan and never see her again?His dilemma is made worse by the journeys trials and the threat of persecution.

In Clouds of Fire also explores the diversity of people who were attracted to this new, unique religion, and the groups from which they came,religious and otherwise.Some came from a Huguenot background, one from the French settlement at Gallipolis, Ohio, some from the group known as Seekers.One is an ex-slave.All these people combine to form a family group within the greater community, where they face the realities of persecution and sacrifice in order to stay together.Based on accounts and journals of the time, the book brings to life an exciting portion of American history.

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