Tidsby by Mista Midas

Mista Midas told his followers that his aim was to incorporate a sub-genre into urban fiction; to use his stories to lead them where no other urban writer has led them before. Here he graced them with a page-turning, emotional rollercoaster of an urban teaser that's promise to have it's readers begging for the rest...
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Synopsis:

In the early eighteen hundreds, the Buchanon bloodline was the most sought after slave-flesh in the South. Plantation owners would travel miles to obtain the prized bloodline.
One day at an auction a feisty seven year old with the prized blood was sold to the heiress of a large plantation; she named him Tidsby, and raised him as her house pet. He was given the freedom to roam without anyone daring to question.
Years later the rumors of him bedding the white women had grown to be too much for the master of the plantation to ignore; and Tidsby was booted out to live amongst the slaves.
The Southern sun was too hot, the hard labor, too hard, and the ravenous hunger of the slave driver's whip was too much for the young house nigga. He was bounced from one position to another until years later he was used as a stud for breeding.
His life had changed one day when he had been given a young girl to breed. After explaining to the master that he was too big, and chances are, would damage the merchandise, he was rewarded with a kick to the ground, and the nappy-headed gal Piccinini was forced into his care.
Fifteen years later, after a night of carnage; to protect his wife and twelve-year-old daughters from the scourges who prowled the plantation for tender, young nigglettes, he had fled into the night only to return decades later as a man with a story to tell.