Tamar takes readers on a journey through the life of a remarkable woman who must navigate the delicate balance between her two heritages—ancient Hebrew and Native American—while leading her people in a desperate fight to preserve their land and traditions.
Released in July 2022, this novel marks the conclusion of a series that probes into unique historical and multicultural narratives, cementing Greene’s reputation as a master of historical fiction.
In a time of expansion and upheaval, Tamar, a young woman raised in a close-knit, culturally blended community, is thrust into leadership when settlers and railroads threaten to destroy her people’s homeland. Tamar’s world is one where Hebrew and Native American traditions have coexisted for centuries, but with the arrival of modern industrialization, these cultures face potential erasure.
Tamar’s journey is a poignant exploration of identity, belonging, and the resilience of women who rise to the challenge of protecting their communities. Through her eyes, readers witness the harsh realities of post-Civil War America and the universal struggle to preserve cultural heritage in the face of encroachment.
Tamar is a novel rich in emotional depth, historical accuracy, and cultural fusion. Greene’s vivid storytelling transports readers to a time and place where survival means more than defending territory—it means protecting a people’s spirit and identity.
Tamar’s leadership is at the heart of the novel. Though reluctant, she becomes the voice of her people, organizing resistance against the railroad’s advance and the settlers who see the land as an opportunity for exploitation.
Her leadership is not born from ambition but a deep connection to the land and her heritage. As Greene explains, “Tamar’s story is about a woman who, in the face of overwhelming odds, chooses to stand firm, fight for what is hers, and protect her ancestors’ legacy. It’s a story of resilience, survival, and the timeless challenge of balancing identity with change.”
Tamar stands apart from other historical fiction by focusing on a unique cultural fusion. Tamar’s community preserves ancient Hebrew traditions and Native American customs, creating a richly textured world where languages, rituals, and values merge.
This novel not only brings to life the multicultural realities of the time but also sheds light on the often-overlooked narratives of Jewish-Native American history in America’s frontier.
About the Author
Sheldon Greene is a critically acclaimed author known for his literary and historical fiction that explores unique cultural narratives. Greene’s previous works have been celebrated for their emotional depth and historical resonance, making Tamar a powerful conclusion to his series. His works frequently tackle the themes of identity, cultural survival, and the tension between tradition and progress.
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