Eden Waits

"Eden Waits" is a historically-based novel that recounts the true story of Michigan’s Hiawatha Colony, a utopian community founded during the 1893 financial panic. Crafted around the lives of pioneers Abraham and Elizabeth Byers, the story explores their efforts to create a self-sufficient, product-sharing society amid internal conflicts and external opposition. The novel delves into themes of ideals versus practicality, reflecting on political and religious tensions with parallels to modern societal issues.