D. G. Alderton's New Book 'Shadow Over the Land' is a Riveting Trip to a Time Where Adventure, Romance, and Revenge Run in One's Heart

Fulton Books author D. G. Alderton, a writer born in Washington who always enjoyed the great outdoors, has completed his most recent book "Shadow Over the Land": an engrossing novel that brings a fiction set in 1730-1803 about the lives of the natives living in the northwestern part of the U.S. It is a historically based narrative on life across that pristine land that is gleaming with hope and unfound journeys.

Alderton shares, "This is a journey to a time when the eastern half of what would become known as the United States was being transformed by the settlers there. The western half was still relatively unknown. This story takes an imagined look at the affairs of some of the native tribes that inhabited the northwestern part of this country, primarily the Nez Perce people. I take some historical facts and go back in time from there with a tale of adventure, romance, and revenge. I work this tale back toward that point of history. It being a pristine land, with wide open possibilities that one's imagination could very much appreciate. Where we can consider the goals, desires, and struggles of such a place and time and the interactions with nature and a focus on their horse culture that they gave their wholehearted attention to. Come with me and enter that place and time for what I believe will be a pleasant distraction from the cares of now, which we all find ourselves. There is some violence depicted, but it is not intended to incite anyone to any violence of any kind."

Published by Fulton Books, D. G. Alderton's wonderful book is a journey back in times as he writes about a tribe from a point in U.S. history.

This is a great escape and a leisure read that will draw our attention away from the cares of today.

Readers who wish to experience this fascinating work can purchase "Shadow Over the Land" online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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