Where Eagles Fly Free

Arriving in America just as the nation is emerging from the devastation of the Civil War, Thomas and Annie find themselves at the heart of an extraordinary economic boom. The country is on the brink of monumental change, and they are determined to chase their American dream amidst this backdrop of opportunity and upheaval.As we follow Tom and Annie across the Atlantic Ocean and through various terrains--navigating rivers, crossing vast plains, and scaling formidable mountains--they encounter numerous challenges along their path. From Indian uprisings to western disasters, their journey is fraught with peril yet filled with resilience. Their experiences reflect both the struggles and triumphs faced by many during this transformative era.The construction of the transcontinental railroad stands as one of the greatest technological feats of the nineteenth century. Tom's expertise plays a vital role in overcoming obstacles that threaten to derail progress. His ingenuity not only aids in building tracks but also fosters collaboration among diverse groups working together toward a common goal--the unification of America's wild west with its burgeoning eastern cities.Join Thomas and Annie Wright on their remarkable journey as they navigate through history's challenges while striving for their place in America's unfolding story. This book promises to engage readers with its rich historical context, relatable characters, and thrilling adventures that capture the essence of what it means to pursue one's dreams.

Author: David Jacinto
Publisher: Meadow Vista Corporation
Published: 05/06/2025
Pages: 400
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 1.60lbs
Size: 9.22h x 6.38w x 1.26d
ISBN: 9798218497729

About the Author
Jacinto, David: - David Jacinto was born into a family living on the wrong side of the tracks and has been a storyteller ever since. He was the first in his extended family to attend college, and as a student athlete at one of the most prestigious universities in the country, he received his degree in civil engineering. He went on to serve as a president of SM Engineering Company, held leadership roles in multiple national and international companies along the west coast of California, and was on the board of directors for a few more. He was also commandeered by the State of California on special assignment as chief engineer to help rescue California's three major utilities on the verge of bankruptcy during the highly publicized, 300-billion- dollar energy crisis in 2001. David has had numerous speaking engagements over his successful career, frequently interjecting colorful, fascinating, and humorous stories of his life experiences. Some of these stories are drawn from his ill-spent youth, some from his many business successes, and some from family experiences. But all delivered with the greatest respect for the opportunities America has afforded him and a thankfulness to those fallen leaves from the family tree of immigrants who made it all possible. Despite his business successes, he supposes his greatest achievements have been to convince the fetching Anne Gray to become his wife, the good fortune to be a part of the lives of his four wonderful children, their wives and husband, and the blessing to be Papa J to thirteen near-perfect grandchildren