Jessie Jayne: Saga Of The Trail Of Tears | A Wild West Reimagined Historical Fiction Novel

Jessie knew from a young age how vile life was. Growing up with a prostitute mother and an outlaw father that was always on the run, she quickly learned to defend herself from unscrupulous people and judge a person's character within moments of meeting them. She sidestepped many potential dangerous altercations this way. But when, in the spring of 1830, Andrew Jackson and the United States Congress passed the Indian Removal Act, Jessie saw the impact it had on the Cherokee Indians she had grown to befriend and set out to do something about it.

Drawing on her outlaw genetics, she hatches a plan that would help her native friends avoid the trail of tears and death. But her plans go awry when her father makes a surprise rare appearance at home. Now, she must convince him to see things her way in order to help save her friends from a terrible fate.

Exceptionally written, this historical fiction novel transports you through time to the 1830s, where outlaws ruled the west and tribes were being pushed from their homelands.

Follow along with the determined Jessie, daughter of a prostitute and a gunslinger, as she risks her life to help save her friends in the Cherokee tribe.

A modern take on a classic western-style story, Jessie Jayne is filled with outlaws, gunfights, and the courage to do what's right.