Shadow in the Haitian revolution - Sutherland, Raymond
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In the fires of the Haitian Revolution, where chains are shattered and nations are born, one man walks between the world of the living and the spirits of the dead. Obasi-marked by the Loa, armed with vengeance, and cloaked in shadow-emerges as both liberator and executioner. As empires bleed and plantations burn, Obasi must decide whether his gift is a weapon of freedom or a curse that will consume him. Haunted by the ancestors, pursued by tyrants, and tempted by gods, he treads the thin line between justice and damnation. From blood-soaked battlefields to midnight rituals, Shadow in the…mehr

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In the fires of the Haitian Revolution, where chains are shattered and nations are born, one man walks between the world of the living and the spirits of the dead. Obasi-marked by the Loa, armed with vengeance, and cloaked in shadow-emerges as both liberator and executioner. As empires bleed and plantations burn, Obasi must decide whether his gift is a weapon of freedom or a curse that will consume him. Haunted by the ancestors, pursued by tyrants, and tempted by gods, he treads the thin line between justice and damnation. From blood-soaked battlefields to midnight rituals, Shadow in the Haitian Revolution blends history and myth into a tale of uprising, spirituality, and the cost of true liberation. A tale of uprising. A tale of spirit. A tale of freedom won in blood.
Autorenporträt
I was once told that dyslexia and ADHD would keep me on the outside of stories rather than at the heart of them. Refusing to accept those limits. I, taught myself to write the only way they knew how - word by word, sentence by sentence, through long nights of doubt and mornings of determination. My debut novel, Shadow: Reap What You Sow, carries the weight of that journey. Woven through its pages are the pain and anger of struggle, the enduring strength of family and heritage, and the fire of resilience in the face of a world that often says "no." For readers who have ever felt overlooked or told they weren't enough, I offers a story that insists otherwise - a testament that every scar has meaning, and every voice deserves to be heard.