Canaan

Set against the backdrop of Reconstruction-era America, the narrative unfolds through the eyes of She Goes Before, a Santee woman married to an ex-slave. The story traverses significant locations, including Richmond, Wall Street, and the Great Plains, capturing the tumultuous events of two decades. It features a diverse cast of characters, reflecting the complexities of race and history, while highlighting pivotal moments such as the mass execution of 1863 and Custer's last stand. Rich in historical detail, it offers a revisionist perspective on the era.