C. G. Haberman
  • Introduction
  • CJ Hand Series
    • Deadly Circles
    • Mill Creek Malice
    • Dead Man's Run
    • Lake of Lies
    • 100th Meridian Murders
  • The Naturalists Trilogy
    • The Naturalists Vol. 1
    • The Naturalists Vol. 2
    • The Naturalists Vol. 3
  • Stand Alone Novels/Stories
    • Riverbottom Road
    • DEL
  • Photos
  • Sights and Sounds
  • About the Author

The Naturalists Vol. 2

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Gripped by a spiritual call, John Hayman found the land of his dreams. The land tested him, but he learned to live with it and survived to foster a land ethic.
   In the second volume of The Naturalists, the new era of John’s three sons unfolds, and they are as diverse as the land. The youngest, Henry, focuses on what his father dreamed about: a peaceful land covered with grass and marshes. As more people settle the area, Henry faces changing land use that gives little thought to the effects. His life is not without personal heartaches and devastating emotional discoveries.
   Over the first half of the 20th Century, he and his youngest son, Jacob, follow the path recorded in
the journals that have become the focus for future Hayman naturalists. Deep family unrest threatens to change forever the Haymans and the land on which they thrive. Out of this turmoil, Jacob emerges to face the trying task of altering the path that threatens the Rainwater Basin and his family.
   Will Jacob’s son inherit a tranquil path to the 21st Century?
“He who knows what sweets and virtues are in the ground, the waters, the plants, the heavens, and how to come at these enchantments, is the rich and royal man.”
- Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882), Essays, Second Series, 1844
The Naturalists
A Historical Novel
of the
Hayman Family

 
 Volume 2
 
New Light
 
1900 – 1909 The Search
 
1910 – 1919 Losses
 
1920 – 1929 The Breakup
 
1930 – 1939 Survival
 
1940 – 1949 Challenges
 
Decimation

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