The Battle of Hayes Pond

Set against the backdrop of Pembroke, North Carolina, in 1956, The Battle of Hayes Pond unfolds a story deeply meaningful to the Lumbee community. In a unique tri-racial town woven together by Indian, White, and Black heritage, a delicate balance of coexistence is threatened by the underlying currents of division and the encroaching shadow of the KKK.

Through the eyes of a young boy named Koda Locklear and his family, readers are offered a glimpse into the pivotal events that shaped an indomitable people. Blending reality and imagination, this historical fiction novel is a powerful tribute to the resilient and unified spirit of the Lumbee people. It honors the hundreds of courageous men, women, and children who stood bravely to defend their home.

Product Details

Personally Signed: Every paperback and hardcover copy is hand-signed by Kaden Ryan

Formats: Available in First Edition Paperback and Hardcover

Genre: Historical Fiction



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