1587: The Oldest American Mystery: The Lost Colony of Roanoke

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. A 400-Year-Old American Mystery… Solved

This craftily entwined tale, where history and mystery intersect, shows that Don Bernardo has another interesting novella for his eager audience. As historical descendants of Henry Payne, whose name appears on the Bark Elizabeth manifest, we give this story high marks for those who want to know what happened — and also believe in love.

Stacy Justice and Robin Tuite

Descendants of Henry Payne, one of the Lost Colonists

I work from Corolla to Nags Head and purchased 1,000 copies of the first edition of this book to give to staff, owners, and guests of Brindley Beach Vacations. In the past, I was a volunteer firefighter, and on several occasions I saw a white doe. After reading Don’s book, I'm positive I was looking at Virginia Dare.

Doug Brindley

President and Owner, Brindley Beach Vacations

From the rat-infested streets of London and Plymouth to Manteo’s idyllic paradise at ancient Croatoan on modern-day Hatteras Island, Don Bernardo’s The Lost Colony and the Legend of the Snow-White Doe guides you on a romantic journey through the pages of history and one of the Outer Banks’ favorite legends. It’s the perfect mix of fact and fiction and guaranteed to entertain.

Danny Couch

Lifelong resident of Hatteras Island and ninth-generation native Carolinian

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