Set in the rugged Minnesota frontier of the 19th century, The God-Seeker follows Aaron Gadd, a passionate young missionary from New England, as he confronts the spiritual, cultural, and personal challenges of bringing religion to Native American communities. But as Aaron's idealism collides with harsh realities, he begins to question not only his mission—but the very nature of faith, morality, and purpose. In this deeply reflective historical novel, Nobel Prize-winning author Sinclair Lewis explores themes of belief, cultural conflict, and inner transformation. Blending rich period detail with psychological insight, The God-Seeker stands as one of Lewis's most earnest and introspective works.
