1871

Los Angeles, 1871.

A city where hope and violence share the same breath. Gun and opium smoke clings to the air.
When the Chinese community becomes the target of one of America's most buried massacres, the difference between law and justice collapses.
A family caught in the wake of mob violence and evil.
A young deputy who still believes in right and wrong, even when it does not align with the law.
A forbidden love between a freedman and an owned slave.
A town carrying too many ghosts and dark secrets, and the storm of vengeance that followed.
Their lives cross in a story carved out of racism, revenge, and the quiet courage it takes just to keep living life as a minority in the Wild West.
1871 is more than a historical fiction; it's a searing reflection of a nation confronting its own sins
while struggling to define its soul.
Raw. Poetic. Unflinching.
Open the book, you will not put it down.

Warning: Some beta readers read the book in three days. They report lost sleep and a rollercoaster ride of emotions!

Prequel to the highly acclaimed The Rebirth of Kool, 1871 is hailed as "The Un‑Western" by beta readers, earning critical praise across demographics and delivering a bold reimagining of the Western genre.