Stephen A Enna Books

Set in the rich backdrop of the American West, this sequel continues the story of love and resilience among the Cherokee people. The narrative explores the complexities of relationships and cultural identity, as characters navigate personal struggles and societal challenges. Themes of family, tradition, and the quest for belonging are central to the plot, offering readers a deep emotional connection to the characters' journeys. The book expands on the legacy established in the first installment, promising an engaging continuation of the saga.

Set against a backdrop of real events, this fictional narrative follows Ashley Morgan Jamison, the groundbreaking first woman to earn the United States Navy SEAL Triton. The story delves into her challenges and triumphs as she navigates the complexities of her role, highlighting themes of resilience and determination in a male-dominated field. As the second installment in the series, it promises to further explore her character and the high-stakes world of military operations.

The book explores Mt. Hood, Oregon's tallest mountain at 11,239 feet, and its significant geological context as part of the Ring of Fire. This vast region, characterized by its horseshoe shape, spans 40,000 km and is home to 452 volcanoes. Notably, 81% of the world's largest earthquakes originate from this area, highlighting the dynamic and often perilous nature of the Pacific basin. Through this lens, the book delves into the interplay between Mt. Hood's majestic presence and the powerful geological forces surrounding it.

Featuring an accomplished United States Navy SEAL, this installment of the Ashley Morgan Jamison series highlights her unique position as the only woman to earn the Navy SEAL Trident. The narrative delves into her experiences and challenges, showcasing her skills and resilience in a world dominated by men. As she navigates the complexities of her role, themes of strength, perseverance, and breaking barriers are prominently explored.

Set in 1850, this novel follows a 17-year-old Cherokee woman navigating the challenges of her heritage and the tumultuous world around her. As she confronts cultural conflicts and personal struggles, themes of identity, resilience, and love unfold. The narrative explores her journey toward self-discovery and the impact of historical events on her life and community, offering a poignant look at the intersection of personal and cultural histories.