The Wing is out today.
It's the story of Wenepoykin, the last son of Nanepashemet. The English called him Sagamore George. In 1684 he came home from slavery in Barbados, an old man, and before he died he told who the land should go to. That same summer the men of Marblehead paid sixteen pounds to his heirs for this town.
Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HL77F6KS
Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HL8VP2JM
Thank you to everyone who asked about it, read an early copy, or put up with me talking about seventeenth-century deeds at dinner. If you read it, an honest review on Amazon helps a small local book more than you'd think.
If you'd like a signed copy, message me. My author copies arrive at the end of the month.

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