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    Soapstone
    Soapstone
    Soapstone
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    Soapstone

    By Michael Baggett

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    In a world forever changed by terrorism, history erases itself as America begins the long walk back to its pre-contact state.Following the White Removal of 2021, American Indians are gifted with the most valuable asset of all - the return of their land. Ex-cop Ryan Becker begins his own journey, guided by a recurring dream, and making his way back to his homeland in a story of survival, self-discovery, and healing. Is Soapstone a work of fiction, or a prophecy beginning to be fulfilled? Politically incorrect, insightful, practical and probable, this book gives the reader a chance to look through a different set of eyes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Baggett
    Release dateMar 25, 2016
    ISBN9781310012587
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    Michael Baggett

    Michael Baggett is a native of Alabama, best known as the founder, songwriter and world-renowned guitarist of Amberson-Baggett Band and Dixie Kin. His first novel was originally published in print in 2004. Baggett has spent his life learning and practicing the spiritual and natural ways of his mother's Cherokee family.

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