Born to a liberated slave, Iamni Percy's existence is defined by poverty. After tragedy strikes, she is thrust into a life of wealth and privilege that forces her to rethink her entire existence. A thirst to find her roots, takes her to the treacherous coastline of West Africa and then to the Court King Bench in England where her misplaced identity will force readers and listeners to rethink their opinions on equality. Warning :This book contains scenes and language that are intense for the time period.

Lucy, a 17-year old slave girl, was born on the plantation, works on the plantation, and will most likely die on the plantation. She knows little of the world past the plantation, but that doesn't keep her from wondering about it. With the rare abilities to read and write, she knows there's a better life out there for her; it's just a matter of where. Deciding to find her better life, she runs away to the north, hoping to make a living for herself. But, on her way to freedom, Lucy encounters Koi, the 21-year old son of an Indian tribe's chief. He welcomes her into his tribe, showing her the ways of the world and the heart. At Koi's side, Lucy ventures beyond the cotton fields.

Helle, a house slave that's just trying to get through her life. No ambitions, but to die out of this life and reincarnate into a different one that doesn't involve cooking and cleaning for a slave master. She catches the eye of August Belle who doesn't believe in the whole slave thing, but kind of has to because he's the heir to the plantation, being the Master's son and all. A heated affair sparks between Helle and August that puts not only Helle's life in risk, but every other house slave's life at risk.

Can you imagine living in the 1800's as a slave? Tamara and Tayla are not what you would expect identical twin sisters to be. One day they are unexpectedly shipped away from their small home in Cape Town to South America. At the Grab & Go auction the girls are taken by a bitter Mrs Wicker. Yet soon enough, Tamara meets someone who may possibly change her life forever. She wishes for her and Tayla's freedom, though can she succeed in keeping her mind on only that?