In this episode of eMerge Unchained, host Aubrey Green sits down with historical fiction writer Jeanean Doherty, whose deep dive into genealogy led to an extraordinary novel decades in the making. What began as a fascination with her seven-times-great-grandfather, Richard Paris, an Anglo-Irish trader among the Cherokee, evolved into a compelling story—one that demanded to be told through the voice of his Cherokee wife, Hester.Jeanean shares how her nursing background, love of research, and personal connections to history shaped her storytelling. She discusses the challenges of bringing overlooked voices to life, the importance of preserving cultural heritage through fiction, and her experience navigating the publishing world. Plus, she gives us a glimpse into her upcoming novel, a powerful narrative of survival, resilience, and identity set during the Revolutionary War.With plans for a possible trilogy spanning generations, Jeanean’s journey is a testament to patience, passion, and the power of untold stories. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about writing historical fiction, trusting the creative process, and embracing the unexpected voices that demand to be heard.Send us a textSupport the showemerge-magazine.com

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