The Struggle For Her Children
The Revenge of Sadie Jackson by Ray Ham is about a lass who is orphaned at a very gentle age
, but she struggles through life all on her own. She later marries and bears two children. The story ends with the fight for her children from an Indian marauder known as Screaming Eagle. The novel, ISBN 978-1-4512-6045-8 was published by Publish America in 2010 and printed in the US in the same year. It will be very interesting for anyone who enjoys fiction and romance.Ham uses well-developed personalities in the story to make it more believable. He employs multidimensional characters in his story so cleverly that you would hardly recognize a character as the narrative progresses. Sadie transforms from a nave and vulnerable girl to a very loving and romantic woman. As the story nears the end, she so aggressively fights for her children her original personality virtually disappears. At the same time, we are told Billy Jackson had unsuccessful relationships before he met Sadie, yet they make such a good pair together that they end up getting married.
The themes of love, conflict, and revenge are adequately brought out by the author of this novel. He cleverly explores these themes in a manner that makes the story even more interesting. The author clearly appears to support these themes using several examples. For instance, he seems to be enjoying Sadie's struggle as she resolutely fights for her children.
Ray Ham also employs several essentials of a plot. He actually builds the continuity of the story from the onset. For instance, he introduces the story at the time when Billy Jackson finds a horse thief at his home and coincidentally, the story ends with the unrelenting struggle by Sadie to get her children back from Screaming Eagle.
Ray Ham writes his first novel in such a style that he is arguably one of the best literary authors in the United States. If you started reading the book today, the last thing you want to see is the end of this fascinating piece of work. I have actually read the book several times, and I would still read it again. Fortunately, the author is quite talented in this genre of literature, and we definitely expect more from him in the future.
by: Todd Rutherford How To Find The Best Loft Beds For Young Children Ways To Deal Effectively With Your Child Teach Your Child Respect Why Many Young Children Are Definitely Digging Stinky The Garbage Truck Natural Ways To Have A Baby Boy Fast Weight Loss Plan - Here Is How To Eliminate Abdominal Unwanted Fat Immediately In Fourteen Days Cheap Rugs For Children's Rooms. Effects Of Divorce On Children Shows Kids Would Want To Play With Ipad For Children What Are Kids Snow Boots? Why Cowboy Boots Are Best For Children? Five Inventive Concepts For Kids Birthday Parties