Ireland Calls My Name
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| Rating | : | 4.35 (611 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1514649977 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 290 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Simply Wonderful Britt Halaas This is an incredible story which uncovers a history most don't talk about. The writing is exactly what I look for in a book. It's just fantastic all the way around! The story is compelling, the characters are well developed and complex, the feel of the book is wonderful. I can't wait to read more from Ryter Rong!. Great story If you like a good historical fiction novel, then this is the book for you. Great story!. "Enchating, magical tale in time of slavery!" according to Mercedes Keyes. I had the privilege of creating the book cover for this wonderful fact-fiction work of literary art. As some may know, I am an author of historicals as well, primarily interracial. I love history - and historical novels written about past facts specially. Ryter Rong has a voice and a way of telling the story that puts you right with the characters. It was hard reading parts of this. No human being should have the type of history the Irish, Black, African, Indian or waaaay back to the days of the Israelites slavery is horrible. Genocide has been done to so many nations. Th
She was taken to be a young slave during a great Irish genocide. Across the way she meets and befriends a young boy—Zxander. Join her on this first saga release for an unforgettable adventure in the life of eleven- year-old Talisyn O’Reilly. The small fiery redhead ended up in Barbados. There she was able to slip free from her captors to stow away on a ship she thought would take her to freedom only to discover that it was a cargo ship of more slaves…this time…African slaves. Pen to paper, Ryter Rong is a breath of fresh air doing what few are willing to do: write fact-fiction filled with historical truths of love and drama for a people that now finally (because of her) have a voice. Ryter Rong—her name symbolizes controversy. The question is: Will they be able to escape before that day comes?. They are bought by the same owner who intends to breed them for a unique livestock once they are of age