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Language: English
Published by Independently Published, 2026
Series: Book 1 of 2 - Wild Rose Nation
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- Title
- Wild Rose Nation
- Author
- Rowlands, GF
- Publisher
- Independently Published
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798243341660
- Item weight
- 95 grams
- Series
- Book 1 of 2: Wild Rose Nation
Join Ca-Aki on a journey of discovery.
Guided by Wapiti and the Matriarchs,
he walks a living path of memory, land,
and becoming– where stories are carried
in soil, symbols, and breath.
Wild Rose Nation is a tale of origins and return,
of what was broken and what is gathered again.
It is the story of a promise– kept not through power,
but through care, witness, and love.
What begins as a walk
becomes a remembering.
What is remembered
becomes a nation.
This is Book 1 of the Wild Rose Nation series, a myth unfolding in real time. A man named Ca-Aki follows signs in the land—seed, stone, bone, and dream—until the Mother of the Garden, Wapiti, begins to walk again. Each book reveals new clans, sacred symbols, and hidden histories, building toward the emergence of an unknown culture, one that has been here all along, waiting to be remembered.
Guided by Wapiti and the Matriarchs,
he walks a living path of memory, land,
and becoming– where stories are carried
in soil, symbols, and breath.
Wild Rose Nation is a tale of origins and return,
of what was broken and what is gathered again.
It is the story of a promise– kept not through power,
but through care, witness, and love.
What begins as a walk
becomes a remembering.
What is remembered
becomes a nation.
This is Book 1 of the Wild Rose Nation series, a myth unfolding in real time. A man named Ca-Aki follows signs in the land—seed, stone, bone, and dream—until the Mother of the Garden, Wapiti, begins to walk again. Each book reveals new clans, sacred symbols, and hidden histories, building toward the emergence of an unknown culture, one that has been here all along, waiting to be remembered.
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