People of the Great River by Jan Cincera

About People of the Great River by Jan Cincera

Feather is sixteen and just wants to be like other girls her age. She wants to date, belong somewhere, and not worry about things she’d rather avoid. But Feather is the only bird-girl in a human village, and her past isn’t entirely right. Or, at least, no one talks about it—except perhaps her kind uncle, the village shaman, though even he doesn’t tell her everything. A meeting with a mysterious man by the Great River sets events in motion, and Feather finds herself a pawn in a game played by the ancient powers of Eli’s World.

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Author Bio:
Jan Cincera is a university teacher and researcher focusing on environmental and sustainability education. Beyond his work, he enjoys telling stories, hiking, spending time in nature, playing various musical instruments and chess, and being with his family as a husband and father of three.
In his fifties, he wrote his first book for his daughter. After completing it, he realized that writing stories had always been something he wanted to pursue, so he continued. He enjoys combining different genres—fairy tales and fantasy, westerns, and historical fiction—and creating fun and thoughtful stories, lighthearted yet with depth.
Jan lives in a small town near the mountains and the Great River. He had the unique chance to visit Eli’s World and is happy to share its stories.