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American Siddhi is the first novel in the series The Siddhi Wars. Written in a dual first person style that can be read in two different ways, this book relates a tale, and two tales, in spiritual memoir form.

A story of the American Heartland, ranging from the Mississippi River to the mountains, it is the tale of a battle for a soul, and on behalf of the souls of the people of the land.

Pitting the forces of culture against the power of the individual, the reader is left with a sense of hope and the possibility for a new myth, and a new story.

In 1802 John Sharp and his wife Margaret Blain Sharp, with all their worldly goods, and hopes for the future, departed Rawley Springs, Rockingham County, Virginia with their eleven children, and crossed the mountains for the "Wilds of Pocahontas County." The book documents the next 200 hundred years of the toil, successes, and the contributions of this family to Pocahontas County and the rest of the world. Chapters 1 through 3 discuss the history that led to John and Margaret's migration, their subsequent lives and ultimate passing. Chapter 4 sets the environmental and community parameters...