Tidewater

In 1607, the arrival of three ships marks the beginning of the Jamestown Colony on the coast of Virginia, drastically altering the lives of Pocahontas and her Powhatan tribe. As England vies for control of the fertile land, John Smith realizes that their survival depends on the cooperation of the Powhatan people, who resist yielding their homeland. Amidst escalating tensions, Pocahontas and Smith form an unexpected friendship that helps maintain a fragile peace, forcing Pocahontas to confront a critical choice between power and sacrifice for her people. This revised edition of "Tidewater" brings new editorial insights to this tale of cultural conflict and personal struggle.