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Enslaved

A Necessary Evil

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Enslaved

By: Ann Lee
Narrated by: Kieanya Williams
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This historical fiction is based on actual events. Martha Liza Lee, a fourteen-year-old Black-Cherokee girl, was captured, sold into slavery, and became the secret sexual human property of John C. Calhoun.

Calhoun, the 7th US Vice President, was mesmerized by Liza's beauty, yet he believed that slavery was ordained by God, a necessary evil. Behind the closed doors of his Fort Hill Mansion, Calhoun risked his infallible reputation by falling in love with Liza, his enslaved captive. Fearing exposure, he committed an unspeakable betrayal, but you cannot wash away the blood.

©2023 Antoinette Patrice Lee Ann Lee (P)2024 Antoinette Patrice Lee Ann Lee
Historical Fiction
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Beautiful and haunting

Beautiful and haunting; leaning into the beautiful imagery of the land, nature, and the people juxtaposed against the brutality and ugliness of slavery, this tale weaves these truths into a narrative that both gives hope and lets us know we have still so far to go.
I would have loved the narration to have been more soulful, although the voice was clear and soothing.

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