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Two half-sisters in 18th-century Ghana, one married to a slaver and the other imprisoned below him, begin a saga that spans three centuries and two continents. This novel unfurls the lives of their descendants, tracing the enduring impact of slavery and colonialism through intimate portraits of joy, resilience, and hardship. It's a powerful exploration of inherited trauma and the unbreakable bonds of family, perfect for readers who appreciate sweeping historical narratives.
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