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Stone Wall Freedom
In 1749, pirate captain Giddy Gilcox and the crew of the Rogue Flattery commandeer a Spanish galley, intent on plundering its cargo, killing all aboard, and scuttling the ship.Gilcox discovers, however, that the ship's hold is filled with human cargo—African tribal people, enslaved workers bound for Spanish America. Gilcox's crew bristles--they've heard stories of Black Sam Bellamy meeting his death after overtaking a slave ship.Later, Gilcox captures not only a fortune in gold but also Helen Tanner and her young son. Upon reaching Block Island, the pirates anchor the Rogue Flattery and bury their treasure, but the feeling of dread from the Spanish slave ship haunts Gilcox.Could the spirit of the slave ship be responsible for the nor'easter that blows in as they prepare to leave the island? Building on Block Island's history of pirate legend and lore, Tucker has created a story at once thrilling and poignant, full of evocative language, as mystical and magical as Block Island itself.
Emptied
This book is the result of the author's personal Bible Study. His approach is simple, he reads and studies the Bible to probe for answers to life's questions, to hear God's voice, and to come to know the Bible's author while relying on God's promise as written in the book of Hebrews to reward those who diligently seek Him. For years after Tucker first committed to following Jesus, he believed the truth in the identity of Jesus being "Fully God and Fully Man" as one of the great unknowable and Holy spiritual mysteries - an incomprehensible paradox. Yet, as he studied the life of Jesus in the Gospels, a distinction began to unfold. More and more of what he read and studied seemed to be Jesus o...
Stone Wall Freedom: The Slave
"Stone Wall Freedom: The Slave," the final book in David Tucker's enthralling historical trilogy, contains unforgettable drama and poignancy and is a beautifully written final piece of the puzzle. It abounds with complex characters and richly evocative images, and Tucker's stunning conclusion is as surprising as it is perfectly suited for tying all the loose ends together. With "The Slave," David Tucker just might have saved the best for last.
Departing The Heart
I have to admit that for most of my life, or at least as far back as I can remember, there has been a word, or more often a phrase, almost constant in my vocabulary (spoken or unspoken). It pops into my head when someone cuts me off in traffic, when someone is rude to me or another person, or when someone's words or actions are oddly out of order from what to me is normal, decent behavior. It doesn't necessarily mean the person is a bad person. It refers to a person who is acting badly-selfish, inconsiderate, disrespectful, mean-spirited, vindictive, using coarse language, or even just acting silly-and I think, What a Jerk! The definition of the word jerk in the New Oxford American Dictionar...
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The Battle of Mohegan Bluffs
The Mohegan Bluffs of Block Island were named after a band of Mohegan Indians who came to pillage Manisses Island (Block Island). However, they were destroyed by the local Manissean Indians at the Island's tallest bluffs, located on the Southeast corner of the Island. I have heard many versions of this story over the years. But, even after hearing it for the first time when I was eleven years old, I wondered about how it all happened. Why did the two tribes fight in the first place? What did it look like? Why did they come to fight at that location? Did the Manisseans literally push or throw the Mohegans off the bluffs?This book takes what little documented information is available and pieces together a fictional account of how this action might have taken place.
