
Narragansett
- Historical
- Adventure
- Native Americans
New England, 1675: A fragile peace goes up in flames. While the settlers of the Plymouth Colony satisfy their hunger for land by fraudulent means, resistance grows among the Indigenous tribes. In the midst of this highly explosive powder keg stand two friends on different sides of history: Thomas Eldridge, a young settler, and Kachon, a warrior of the Narragansett. When corrupt governors destroy the Wampanoag's livelihood through deceitful contracts and the betrayal of the 'Praying Indian' John Sassamon shakes the colonies, the violence escalates into King Philip's War. Thomas is forced into the merciless militia, while Kachon is torn between loyalty to his people and the hope for peace. In the dark forests and bloody swamps of Rhode Island a vast historical panorama unfolds. Joerg Probst tells with impressive depth of the greed of the powerful and the struggle for survival of a culture. When the boundaries between right and wrong blur, only one question remains: Can a friendship outlast the downfall of an entire world? A gripping epic about the loss of innocence in a time when neutrality becomes a deadly verdict.









