A Place of Meadows and Tall Trees

Set against the backdrop of colonial oppression, the novel follows Silas James as he navigates the harsh realities faced by Welsh settlers in Patagonia after a treacherous sea journey. In a desolate landscape, he confronts the threat of the nomadic Tehuelche Indians and grapples with doubts about his sacrifice for a dream that may be unattainable. Alongside politically savvy Edwyn Owen and the shaman Yelue, James experiences the emergence of a new culture amid the struggles of survival, hunger, and loss.