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Black | Joan Vassar
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In August 1831, Nat Turner leads a group of escaped slaves in a rebellion that rocks the South. The revolt comes to a quick and violent end. In November, Nat is publicly hanged, and as his body swings, a false sense of peace washes over Jerusalem, Virginia. Unbeknownst to the world, on the day Nat Turner dies, his son, Nat Hope Turner, is born. Reared by Big Mama on the Turner plantation, young Nat’s identity is kept secret to keep him safe. As Nat grows to manhood, he leads his own uprising against slavery and is forever after known as Black. Fate—by way of Big Mama—leads Black to rescue a young female slave, Sunday, before the plantation owner can sell her. Black has lived for liberty until the day he comes face to face with the alluring Sunday. As the two embark on a sexually charged ride toward love and freedom, they set off a chain of events that forces Black to risk his own liberty for hers. Black shares the appealing tale of a passionate love between a man and a woman bound together to change their destiny.
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tricours
Black | Joan Vassar
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Panpan

I can‘t believe I finished this. This is one of those cases where I should have researched the book better before purchasing it (no worries though, it will be promptly returned to Audible). I thought it was a historical novel about slavery. It is not. It is a ridiculous alpha male romance masquerading as a historical novel. Someone wanted to write cringeworthy sex scenes and needed an alibi to do so.

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Bookpearl
Black | Joan Vassar
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That moment when two spirits connect...Joan Vassar, you are going to do big things! I feel it...

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