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Dawn Dyson

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Category:  Historical Fiction
Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.

ISBN-10:  0595345158

Type: Fiction

Pages: 425

Copyright: 
2005
ISBN-13: 0595345158


Mercy Sky is a riveting novel based upon American historical events such as the Reverse Underground Railroad and the Civil War.

Mercy Sky is a riveting novel based upon actual historical events woven silently through our young American past. Events such as John Hart Crenshaw's Reverse Underground Railroad or the "lost" section of the Cherokee Trail of Tears are the very fabric loosely covering our identity as a nation. As a people forever affected by the ramifications of tragedy, we should not let the lessons fall away useless and forgotten. Mercy Sky revisits yesterday's world with the timelessness of a delicate love story. The spiritual waves brought of young lovers Lemn and Cora, of makeshift siblings Avi and Drake unfurl anew like a crisp banner on a fresh land, a land they envisioned would be our America. Or did evil, did bitterness taint their dreams?

Dawn Dyson takes contrasting, seemingly isolated threads and masterfully swirls them together into a liberating foundation of hardship and triumph upon which we all can stand. Follow her on the enigmatic path she creates through our shared history. Upon finish, you'll take a look back reflecting on the layered depth of Mercy Sky and find that your soul is suddenly clearer as you face your own horizon.



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Reintroduces the Act of Mercy
Mercy Sky is a beautifully descriptive work based on a diverse group of characters and the hardships they endured. This book compels us to contemplate our own spiritual issues and encourages perseverance, faith and forgiveness. Above all, Mercy Sky reintroduces the act of mercy essential to us all.


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