Peacemaker's Dream: The True First Lady of America (The New World Book 2)

.Peacemaker's Dream: The True First Lady of America, Sue WrightReview from Jeannie Zelos book reviewsRomance Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Historical Fiction,What a heartbreaking, emotional read this was. Everyone knows – they think, thanks to Disney – the story of Pocahontas, the brave little Native American who married an Englishman, and came to England. In reality her story isn't the pretty, cute Disney romance, but one of harrowing tragedy, of loss, of murders, and of a people totally misl

The beautiful cover on this book is what drew me to it on Freebooksie. I thoroughly enjoyed every word of Peacemaker's Dream: The Story of the True First Lady of America, by Sue Wright. This book tells a the story of the life of Pocahantas, an interesting and often misunderstood period in American history. It made me rethink my ideas about that first Thanksgiving, I can tell you that.A young Powhaten Indian princess believed to have been prophesied to be the link for peace between her people and

I loved this story about Pocohontas! I was sickened to read about all of the horrors she faced and the abuse her fellow Native Americans suffered at the hands of the greedy English. However, I had a hard time putting it down. It was fascinating to learn so much about Pocohontas that I never knew. I gave it only 4 stars for several reasons. It is historical fiction so you can't use modern slang like "know his stuff" or dinky, or OK, or Wow. Also there were too many Thomases in the story. If the n