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Return of the Native Warrior

by Gerald C. Loper

A warrior identity meets Florida’s real-estate conflicts

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A warrior identity meets Florida’s real-estate conflicts

John Strong’s shift from real-estate banker to futuristic Native American warrior sets up a conflict involving development, ecological harm, and the limits of individual action. The description links human, animal, and technological elements as Strong confronts illegal and unethical projects in Florida. Spirituality and addiction also enter the story, while its conclusion centers on a community initiative—the Project WE Save the Wildlife and Environment Parade and Movement—aimed at protecting people, wildlife, and the environment. The premise combines speculative fantasy with environmental and community concerns.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in Indigenous-themed fantasy and futuristic warrior premises.
  • Readers drawn to fiction about real-estate development and environmental conflict.
  • Readers interested in stories that include spirituality, addiction, and community activism.

Themes

Indigenous identity and ancestryEnvironmental protectionReal-estate development and ethicsSpirituality and addictionCommunity action

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Book overview

A fictional real estate banker John Strong transforms himself into John Strongbow, a futuristic Native American Warrior after finding out his great-grandfather was a famous Chief. The tale involves an intricate plot using "Mat" or Man, Animal and Technology to uncover and confront illegal and unethical real estate development activity in Florida, causing harm to fragile eco-systems. The plot touches on spirituality and addictions. The story concludes with an ambitious community relations event, Project WE Save the Wildlife and Environment Parade and Movement. The initiative transforms the character's individual lives, gets global attention, and evokes changes to protect Florida's inhabitants, wildlife and environment.

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