Novel & Cerita Historical Fiction About Slavery

"I know. It's called trauma. She will get over it. She is having nightmares about the man who captured and sold her to slavery but that is because we have history and unfinished business with him. I'm sure she will get over it." He smiled, shaking his head at me. "You are more innocent than I thought, wolf. It's not because of any history she has with the person who sold her off to slavery, it's because of the slave mark on her body. Every slaves who escape from their masters without being set free experience it. We all had nightmares when we ran away from our masters and never had any history with our captors till we were sold off." "Really?" I was stunned, at a loss for what to say and hat

While there were a lot of mundane, inconsequential regulations recently placed on previously accepted practices, there were still a few that were significant. One of them was the abolition of slavery. ‘It’s hard to believe that the Kingdoms used to practice slavery up till even a decade back…’ The catalyst for ending the slave trade was the escalating conflict between humans and other races, along with a crucial event—the rise of the Dragons. ‘Once the Dragons invaded, and the Human Kingdoms began to band together, a lot of reforms were made…’ According to the book, despite the official ban on slavery, there were still individuals involved in the illicit slave trade, both as buyers and selle

Ben had been so kind to her, even saving her life in the past. "I used to be a nobody. Working in a bad place, under people who didn't care whether I lived or died. They treated me like property, only valued when useful and discarded when no longer wanted. Both my parents died when I was young." Flo began to recount her life experiences to Caroline. "I was in a small room, my hands and feet were tied. They said I was no longer useful and would be sold elsewhere. I had given up, because I was just a slave."

“You sold yourself. Signed and everything. It’s all right there.” “I never signed…” My voice trailed off. I brought my eyes up to his. Mira chuckled, linking her arm in his. He looked at her with adoration. All the pieces fell into place. They betrayed me. Both of them. My boyfriend and my best friend. They sold me into slavery. I now belonged to the Morven family, a true-blood noble family that lived at Wolfspire City. “Why would you do this?” I asked, biting back tears. Kalen snorted. “You don’t have a wolf, Senna. You were always dead weight.”

In Love With The Maid Onyido, Joy Ijeoma THE MAID SERIES (Book 1) This novel is a work of fiction. Any references to historical events, to real people, living or dead; or to real locales are intended to give the fiction a sense of reality and authenticity. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously and their resemblance, if any, to real-life counterparts is entirely coincidental. DEDICATION

For fuck sake, their family literally headed one of the biggest slavery chains from Africa leading to other European countries and America herself. Nothing in their past looked good on paper, that's the real history though. Instead, they decorated their past with unicorns and glitters saying they were involved in big cotton farms and animal ranches. The Miller's weren't really wrong about owning a big cotton farm, but that wasn't the main source of their income.

The poor were relegated to slums on the city's outskirts, hidden from the public eye unless they had business beyond their domes The structure was discriminatory. While all were Eldorians, there was no sense of unity beyond their class. Sarang vividly remembered the first time he had witnessed a public beating of a pickpocketing child from the slums. If not for Sebastian’s intervention, the child would have lost a limb—or worse, his life. That incident had starkly reminded Sarang of his own fortune, because as twisted as it sounded, in some ways, slaves had it easier, provided their masters weren’t malicious. Nathaniel and Sarang wandered into Linfield’s bustling market, the heart of the cit

This way, they won't have the courage to try and stop the trade from booming. For years the trade business has been incorporated into the lives of Hamstung inhabitants; it became a thing of necessity, and it was no longer frowned upon. Slavery… It was a dreadful thing, especially to Joya. She had tried to run from it multiple times; she escaped from the ship where she was locked up and then ended up in Hamstung. She was whisked away again by camel riders and then served as a maid in the royal castle. Now here she was again, standing before the very thing she detested.

Her happiness spread to my own heart and I smiled even wider at her. "Actually the few days I spent in the hospital, I have been trying to connect some dots but it is just not working through." she said. "What dots?" "When you first found out about the slavery issue? How did the slave masters find out about it so quickly enough to get away from the original hideout? There were just few people who knew about it, Davis inclusive." she said to me and I narrowed my eyes. "That's right" "But then, there is one more person...."

She worked out doing Yoga, a spin class, aerobics and light weights several days a week to stay in shape, plus often swam laps in our pool. It took me a couple days to get through the book and I returned it to her. I didn't say anything about it, but I did start looking at other books she'd been reading. Our bookshelves were full of them. There was definitely a similarity in theme. Some were humanoid space aliens, some cowboys in the women starved West, some mountain men with Indian women, men shipwrecked with single women, werewolves with their mates. A lot of them featured multiple male partners, and the ones that didn't, often showed women in sexual bondage, captured, stripped, sold and t