Slavemasters Stories

An African princess is plunged into an unfamiliar world. The kind of world that would swallow the faint-hearted in a heart beat. There, she learned of the conspiracy enveloping her people for decades. Like insects caught in a carefully knitted web of lies and death. Will she liberate her people OR will the flowers of evil blossom? _ Embrace your fears and marry your nightmares; Don't make a sound; hold in your tears. Brace yourself and open your eyes; It's time to face the beast, or die. - A/N: Don't read if you expect perfect grammar. Warnings: •This book is purely fictitious and should not be used as any form of historical reference. •Some terms may be used - which might be perceived as 'racist'. •Do not plagiarize. The book cover was designed by me. #23 in salvation 3/9/22 #4 in diverseliterature 3/9/22 #drama

A poem which entails the suffering of the Africans during their era of pre-colonisation. As slaves, they got tired of bondage, hardship, pains, and sorrow; they prayed for freedom...

(First and foremost, let me state that, no, this does *NOT* contain any spoilers about One Piece besides the name. In fact, only 2 One Piece figures are mentioned in this mythology. I myself detest manga spoilers; I wouldn't do anyone dirty like that. Now for the reason why I made this and what it's about: ) I heard that Joyboy is an actual legend from South American/Jamaican mythology that inspired Oda (the author of One Piece), along with Tom and Jerry and other sources. A warrior who was a champion of the slaves, as he set them free and blessed them with freedom. I wanted to see what the original Joyboy was like in our Earth's mythological history of him. However, try as I might, I could not find any stories that mentioned a Joyboy or Nika or a warrior of liberation. I'm not sure how Oda came across the legend/mythology, but I am forever beyond grateful that he did. But grateful as I am, that left me slightly unsatisfied. So, I decided to write Joyboy as a mythology story myself, like the ones from Greece, Egypt, Norse, Hawaiian, African, etc., that we read in class. My language may need some work, but this is how I believe Joyboy's mythology would be told if he had the same recognition as Percious, Horus, Thor, Anansi, Moui, etc. It is my deepest wish and hope that either lots of people who never watched/read One Piece enjoy this and remain spoiler-free, One Piece fans get a kick out of this, and potentially that Oda himself will take/find amusement in this attempt at literally writing history.

Born in the heart of 17nth century slavery in England, Nwenyeh strives to give her people the freedom they deserve. •••• Eighteen year old Nwenyeh has major plans of helping her fellow slaves on the Bingley plantation-it has been her dream and the dream of all the people she loved. But being ushered as her mother's replacement in the Bingley household was not part of the plan and in fact it made things a million times easier to infiltrate them. And when the nephew of the mistress is around for training, sparks fly and truths which were meant to be locked up for eternity are revealed. With all the controversies she finds herself in, can she actually give freedom to the people she cares about even if that might ruin the chances of she gaining her own freedom? The answer is, well, find out. ©2022 Happiness Books. All Rights Reserved. °This book is a Wattpad exclusive, so if found on any other platform then it has been stolen° Cover by Defang Daniellita.

A Story of Slavery follows the life and death of a female slave named Cecilia Davis who lived in the rural south. Cecilia Davis leaves a legacy on slavery and her name surely will not be forgotten, that is until a Pandemic comes and wipes almost the whole entire slave population away.