A boy with a sling. A general who has never lost. And a God no one expected to answer.
Ohio Country, 1790. As settlers push into the Northwest Territory, General Richard B. Gath carves a path of terror across the frontier. He believes the Native nations have no souls, and that heaven, if it exists at all, is deaf.
Little Falcon is the youngest son of a Miami chief. He isn't yet a man, and he's tired of living in the shadow of his warrior brothers. He hunts alone with nothing but a sling, determined to prove he needs no one. But when he saves the daughter of a rival Shawnee chief from a charging bear, he's drawn into an enemy village, a forbidden friendship and a love worth fighting for. Meanwhile, Gath's army is marching west.
An old holy man has seen a vision of a chosen warrior who will unite the tribes. And the Great Spirit does not choose the way men do.
Man After God reimagines David and Goliath on the American frontier. It's a story of faith, courage and the God who still stands with the overlooked, the outnumbered and the ones nobody expects.