Sharon Ewell Foster

...a special book that tells the complex story of the life of a black family immersed in Indian culture, language and history. ... a poignant story ...well-told story. The reader will long remember Abraham's Well and will be touched ....
--Angela Y. Walton-Raji, genealogist and author, African-NativeAmerican.com/

...innovative and intriguing ...This is the rare historical novel that both entertains and educates. (Nov.)
--Publisher's Weekly

"Sharon Ewell Foster merges little known history with fiction to pen another amazing novel with Abraham’s Well...Abraham’s Well is hard to put down. Definitely, one of the best reads of the year!"
--Victoria Christopher Murray, author of Temptation and Truth Be Told

"Foster returns to historical fiction with an evocative tale of the sticky lies and bloody promises of an often untold journey in American history--the trek of the Indian slave on The Trail of Tears. As a Christian, a woman, an African American and one who also has "Indian in her family" this book took me 1000 miles in both my heart and mind. As always, Foster's mastery of setting and language paint a family and a nation that we must never forget. This book will be required reading for all my children and their children after them. It's not to be missed."
--Marilynn Griffith, author of Pink and Made of Honor

Abraham's Well---- Romantic Times

"This book will stay with you long after you finish it, and you may find your own trail of tears falling right on the pages."
-- Claudia Mair Burney, author of Murder, Mayhem and a Fine Man.

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