Young and exuberant, Mary Davies stubbornly left her home in England against her father's wishes to seek a life of opportunity in the colonies. There, lonely and miserable with nothing turned out as planned, she forfeited her freedom when she found a forbidden love in the arms of Domingo, a slave. Rose had lived a pampered life in a royal palace in India until the palace was overthrown and she was taken and sold as a slave in the American colonies. Proud but afraid, she fought against her owner, Henry Darnall, until he desperately turned to Mary with a nasty deal that put the fate of the two…mehr
Young and exuberant, Mary Davies stubbornly left her home in England against her father's wishes to seek a life of opportunity in the colonies. There, lonely and miserable with nothing turned out as planned, she forfeited her freedom when she found a forbidden love in the arms of Domingo, a slave. Rose had lived a pampered life in a royal palace in India until the palace was overthrown and she was taken and sold as a slave in the American colonies. Proud but afraid, she fought against her owner, Henry Darnall, until he desperately turned to Mary with a nasty deal that put the fate of the two women at odds. To unite her family, Mary agreed to the cruel bargain and found the beauty of love and friendship with Rose. Together, Mary and Rose formed a bond of sisterhood to save each other but when Mary discovered that only the death of her husband could free her, the shock of it claimed her life, leaving her daughter to be raised as a slave by Rose. Three generations later, when help was offered by William Dove, the sound of freedom could not be ignored, even if it took rewriting history to accomplish it. This is the true story of two unique women who forged a family of faith, courage, and dignity even through the violence of slavery and human possession. Through them, a heritage was formed where nothing was as it seemed, and the gift of understanding and forgiveness was their legacy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cynthia Marlowe is an Author, Genealogist, and Researcher who lives in eastern North Carolina where she is frequently called upon for genealogical research, where she stumbled upon Mary Dove, who is the subject of SOLD! The research she did to prove the events that took place in the book SOLD! also led her to her being able to prove the Dove line of descendancy under the stringent requirements of the Sons of the American Revolution. She is the first individual in three hundred years who has been able to prove and document direct lineage to William Dove, the grandson of Mary, who was freed with her and who later fought for his country as a free man. Cynthia Marlowe has eight beautiful children and six awesome grandchildren who she adores. She is also a veteran of the US Army, is always continuing to grow and to learn, loves to research, particularly about historical events, and has a passionate love affair with the written word. She enjoys carpentry, swimming and water sports and traveling off of the beaten path. Soon, she will be visiting India, where she can walk in the home country of the Narayan women, one of which, the woman she wrote about in the second book of The Legacy Series, Mary Queen a Legacy of Freedom, is her ancestor.
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