Rodlie

Critics have praised Rodlie for her ability to delve into deep moral and personal themes, including:

“Rodlie effortlessly delves into morality, independence, resilience, hope, and the machinations of the early 19th century fur trade.” BookView Review · 4 years ago Keepers of the Garden by A.S. Rodlie - BookView Review Rodlie

: Much of the drama stems from the "overbearing and incompetent leaders" of the era, such as Captain Thorn, whose impetuous decisions lead men to their deaths. Critics have praised Rodlie for her ability to

“This book illuminates the actual history of how the native American people were involved in the development of North America. Good and bad, all based on fact.” Amazon UK Good and bad, all based on fact

Keepers of the Garden is a compelling historical account that explores the early 19th-century fur trade era, following the journey of Ross Cox, a young Irishman who flees his homeland for the unforgiving wilderness of the Pacific Northwest.

: A significant part of the emotional core involves the bond between Cox and Josechal, a young Indian searching for his lost tribe. Writing Style