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Spirit Ran Free

Thank you for coming, we've created this theater explicitly for your pleasure. Here, we are talking about only one book. It's an emotional novel about courage, romance and our Black legacy. It's about the way many Black and White people courageously stood together through a capricious time, which has defiled our American History.

Here was Africa. A place where it all began. Here was Mississippi. And here was Antoinette. A spectacular aristocratic plantation of antebellum cotton, beautiful women, slim cigars and Southern bourbon. But drastically beyond this elegant facade, here was a Southern lifestyle sadly corrupted with Black slavery.

Spirit Ran Free was a time in history that changed many lives. And now at last, the spellbinding courage of these heroic Black slaves at a Mississippi plantation called Antoinette is told. They called these great women and their courageous Black men The Africans. Forever, this book based on truth and passed down by our own Mississippi elders, will make you proud of who you are. While, we yet move on as a people, yet traveling further on down this long winding road.

Spirit Ran Free is simply a fascinating story about Prince Jaakeem, the legendary African warrior. It's a story about Princess Lyakena. While, the outrageous love affair between Marcellus and Joy will touch you deeply. And yet, a fabulously wealthy White man, George Cartier along with his son, Michael Cartier, will touch you deeply as well. From father to son, from mother to child, they are the legendary faces in this intense novel.

You'll certainly want to personally experience this piercing history about these courageous people who fought and died for our absolute freedom. It's a deeply touching journey that travels through a historic saga from Africa to America.

It's a fascinating book! . . .
It's now Hardcover! . . .
It's now Paperback! . . .
Order your copy now! . . .

the Author

forest hairston

Spirit Ran Free
At The
Awakening Dawn
of
America