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.

(Please note that this book has been published so only the first 6 chapters are up. The rest is available on Amazon Kindle.) https://notionpress.com/read-instantly/1342971 Lorato has never been a typical African princess. She asks too many questions and can never sit still for too long. She prefers to train with her father's army instead of carrying out the normal duties that the daughter of a chief would carry out. Now, with the threat of war, she cannot sit by and wait for the enemy's army to come to her home. So she sets out on a quest to help her father, her people and the man she has come to see as more than a friend. While on her journey she meets many unusual people and creatures. She gets a helping hand from old friends and loved ones and goes on a trip which has her doing incredible things which she had never in her wildest imagination dreamt she would ever do. In this sequel to "Once Upon an African Moon", Sebaga's sister shows that she is much more than just Sebaga's little sister. She shows that she is truly a force to be reckoned with. Highest Ranking: 27 September 2020 #1 in Botswana

Ebony's an African slave who was bought into a separate family than her mother, father, and younger brother. In her new household, one of her master's daughters, Amy, secretly befriends Ebony, and writes down Ebony's side of each impactful event in her life. *Dear Diary Series* The 13th Gift Kiale's Story (Tigua) Ebony's An African Slave Violetta's Shades Of Purple NOTE: -You don't have to reads the books in order. -Each book is about a different character going through different situations.

Born a slave, made an heiress, Annabelle must battle a society unwilling to accept her and a love that threatens to ruin her in order to keep her freedom. ***** Born a slave, Annabelle soon finds that fate has other plans when she's purchased by a man named Elijah Finley, who not only rescues her from an abusive master, but also gives her her freedom. However, her new life comes at the cost of another: Elijah has made Annabelle the heiress to his estate, in spite of having a son. So Henry Finley, unwilling to accept his father's will, is determined to regain his rightful fortune at any cost -- even if that means seducing his father's former slave... Content and/or Trigger Warning: This story contains some racist and sexist language that reflects the historical time period when it's set. [[word count: 80,000-90,000 words]]

Oluwa Koluluwa and her people are tormented as slaves.Black and Whites are not even allowed to touch each other in any way, though it depends on the master-slave relationship. Oluwa hates slavery even though born as one. She is a woman with big dreams with a father that is the leader of the Black people, so as a future ruler, she has responsibilities... and one that affects her love life. Like her father, she is hot-headed with a fighting nature for change... How far will she go? What sacrifices must be made? Will her and her Herusan people survive in the hands of their master? Will her romantic relationship survive? -------------------------------------------------------------------- For the full transformed and edited book, let me know!

The story of two very different people whose destinies intertwine, as told by Marjorie Thompson, an elderly slave woman of the Moore Plantation. The story begins in 1845 when two children, Elizabeth "Beth" Moore and Johnathan "Nathan" Dickens, are born on the same day. One comes from a rich, plantation-owning family, while the other is born into a life of servitude. What will happen when the prejudice of the old southern ways is overlooked?

*!!!!This Story Has Been Reedited from the old book!!!!* This is a story of a house slave of a very prosperous plantation in Charleston, South Carolina. Not just any house slave, a mulatto house slave. The Edwards family has made their profit and fame off of their well established plantation for generations. Even the slaves have worked for generations at the plantation. In 1825, Joseph Edwards became the owner of the plantation after his father had died. He later married a young woman of high class named Elizabeth. She gave birth to her eldest son Charles and two years later she bore another son named Nicholas. They were both very handsome but many things seperated them from each other. Charles was always a more aggressive child than Nicholas. Nicholas had a kind and gentle heart while Charles had a more cold and firm heart. As kids, Nicholas and Charles had no friends. For they were home schooled and didn't have time to make friends. Their father realized Nicholas had wanted someone to play with while Charles was always learning, striving for perfection. As he was buying some slaves, he spotted out a little mulatto girl who could be no older than Nicholas. He bought her for a pretty penny and so she became his playmate till the age she would be able to work as a house slave. Charles would always tease her for being a mulatto. He would push her, kick her, hit her and anything else that would make her feel less than a person but Nicholas would always be their to protect her. Her name was Janae.

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"The life we're living is the easiest of the difficult." Cass Jinney Jackson is a Louisianan slave girl. She has recently moved to a plantation near the woods, but her life there is far from ordinary. Growing up as the civil war rages on, she finds herself surrounded by cruelty and lies. Then she finds out that her own mother has a terrifying secret, one that will change her view on life forever. And when the boy she has fallen in love with is sent away to the battlefields, she struggles to keep calm, but continues to hold on to the hope that some day she will be free.