A Novel By: Jamie Paul Wesseler
About the Author
Jamie Paul Wesseler's debut novel, Where The Birds Go When It Rains, is an epic tale of time-travel set in his beloved Whitewater River Valley of Cambridge City, Indiana.
In 1968, at the age of ten, Jamie became the youngest member of an archaeological team from Earlham College to excavate a sacred circle Indian mound. In 1972, he discovered the Adena and Hopewell hilltop village of the "Majenica" tribe. He and his wife, Susan, purchased the site in 2001 and plan to reconstruct the ancient village.
Jamie introduces an intriguing archaeological theory through the telling of his spiritual tale of romance. He plans to return to his cherished Goose Heaven Road surroundings, at Cambridge City, to pursue his archaeological work and to write additional novels, including a child and young adult adventure and fantasy series.