Historical Fiction About Slavery Novels & Stories

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.

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

And for the continuation of this story, you can read about Lexon and Lucia's love journey. ****** A Millions Dollar Satisfier ( Love Story Lexon and Lucia) Growing up to be a very independent man, Lexon Alexander Trixeon became a tough person. He enjoys life in his own way. However, everything changes when he, on a whim, buys a woman in an auction for a million dollars. Even though he has a lot of wealth and holds the title of a young billionaire, Lexon doesn't really like playing with women. Because Lexon respects his mother so much, he doesn't dare to play women. Everything changed when he met an English woman named Lucia Fernandez Stello. A beautiful girl trapped in a cursed place, which

"Sammy I'm sorry you have to get mixed up in this whole thing and sit because you said you were also taken without permission then I'm sorry but it happens to most people sold into slavery. You are not the first and I can definitely assure you that in the world we live in you are not going to be the last, there are people who have no one to Rely on, they have no one to stand for them and it makes them vulnerable to any attack or situation. Luckily for you, it's the same here and no one will hurt you, no menial jobs will be given to you. You see, everyone here was also once a slave,just like I was so were the whole servants in this household but didn't you see them lacking in any manner?" She

Things were finally starting to make sense. Everything my mother did. How she dared to go against my father’s wishes about the slaves and why she taught me what she did. “Anyway,” She wiped the tears from her cheeks. “Your great-great-grandfather was the one who enslaved the commoners from the outer rims of the kingdom. He was the one who started the slave trade. It was his way of trying to punish the moon goddess for giving him a commoner as a destined mate.” The history of how slavery had begun had always been murky. There were so many stories that nobody really knew the truth, but now I do.

Then she saw King Rupert, bound and gagged, being transported by cart to the place they normally took criminals to be hung. “Don’t hurt him,” she begged. “Isn’t there a code or something?” Earl Adam gripped her hair tightly, forcing her head back. She met his bleak gaze with obvious reluctance. “Like he did for my father?” Cassie whimpered. “I’m so sorry.” “But you weren’t then, were you? Such a spoiled little girl. You will be, later,” he promised, “when I introduce you to my men.” “I don’t understand.” “That’s what usually happens to slaves, willing or not,” he told her.

"Oh, don't give me that shit! No choice, my ass. Freeing and marrying a slave was not a choice either, but you just made it be. You do whatever you want, no? No matter the consequences." "Whatever I choose to do in regard to that does not concern you in any way. And may I remember that that slave is your friend? And that slave just helped us win a war?" "Do not use the fact that I like her against me. I wouldn't have protected her for so long if I didn't think you two were meant for each other! That doesn't change the fact that in our entire history, no king married his former slave. Not even our pare..."

she looked at me confusingly. "Well! In those history books, haven't you read about slavery? Women being forced into prostitution and what not?" I questioned her. She went quiet. Looking down and slightly nodding. "Shona! These all stuff, it has been here for ages and it's how people like us make hefty amount of money. We are selfish monsters and we only care about people close to us. And the others," I chuckled, "they're just a way for us to make more money." "But is it really necessary?" She innocently asked.

Living in the cell all my life did not expose me to the politics of the nation but it certainly did not shell me away from it. I got to read a few papers most especially when the guards had something hooking them to it. Colonization and captivity of other weak tribes were what brought in the main tax of the nation. Slavery was not only an open practice but it was not shielded away from the eyes of the ruling class. Now hearing Damon make mention of how the slave came about makes it even more sad and traumatizing. “What if the slaves captured are children, do you have to take them to be sold as slaves?” It was too much but I couldn't help myself and having him answer my questions all night wa