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Timecachers is just a high-tech experience story that carries current-day figures towards the Cherokee Indian Elimination of 1838.  Even though story should appeal to everyone, it'll be particularly exciting to some newer, specialized audience.  It'll also appeal to people who desire to find out more about Cherokee culture.Adam Slope may be the manager/manufacture of Overhill Executive, a completely independent product-testing organization. He and his three caught technicians, Alice Delvecci, Ben Woody, and wise-cracking Salvador Lolliman have approved a deal to check a groundbreaking navigation gadget--a portable product much like a GPS-RECEIVER that's the ability to supply exact navigational data with no need of the supporting satellite program.  During field-testing in the remote wilderness of north-west Georgia, they fulfill John Carter, a Cherokee Indian who shows them-it is May, 1838. Their original surprise and disbelief reduces as they experience undeniable proof that they certainly have now been moved to the nineteenth century.  The Timecachers are introduced to many Cherokee households and individuals who, because of their social approval of wonder and mysticism, display remarkably small amazement at assembly vacationers from another time.  As they come to understand them as individuals, the Timecachers discover the Cherokees of 1838 to become remarkably smart, eloquent, honest, and extremely friendly people, with routines more much like their very own than they imagined.They are introduced for the accurate Tsalagi Country, a well-structured neighborhood of classy, religious people Who're annoyed by the continual encroachment of white settlers on the lands and the broken promises of the U.S.