Sarah Brazytis

The Making of a Man Sarah Brazytis

It has been only a few months since the death of Alexander King, and his twenty-year-old son Dunstan is still in deep mourning. But a family friend breaks the news that Alexander's investments in copper mining have failed, leaving Dunstan in grave financial straits; and he must abandon his grief to meet the challenge. Determined to try to follow in his father's footsteps, Dunstan sets out to join Alexander's partner in the Rocky Knob copper mine - but it takes two to make a partnership. When he is given one year to prove himself, Dunstan must use all his strength, courage, and resourcefulness to find his bearings in a complicated new world. In this wholesome historical novel, author and historian Sarah Brazytis will lead you to the rocky hills of America's mining country, to weave a tale of faith, friendship, and love in the rugged life of 19th century copper miners. With meticulous research and intricate historical detail, readers will be drawn into the Victorian age, where good triumphs over evil, and truth and right prevail.