Jim Crow

In a town where decency is law and fear wears a smile, one man's charm becomes the world's undoing.

When Jim Crow, a well-dressed stranger with polished shoes and a preacher's tongue, steps off a train from nowhere, the townsfolk see a savior. He brings rules - clean, polite, and pure - promising to make the land "safe again." But soon, his laws begin to whisper through schools, churches, and dinner tables. Love is restricted. Laughter is regulated. Freedom is politely removed from the room.

Through the eyes of Celeste Brown, a quiet seamstress whose pen becomes her only weapon, we witness how tyranny often arrives in the language of order - and how one voice, even when trembling, can set fire to silence itself.

Set in a world hauntingly similar to both Jim Crow America and colonial Africa, Jim Crow is a darkly comic, emotionally charged novel that unmasks the hypocrisy of moral superiority, racial division, and social control.