#1 Bestseller in Amazon Kindle’s “Religious Short Stories”
Praise for These Colors Don’t Run
“I love an incredible, unputdownable surprise of a book, and These Colors Don’t Run is it.” – GoodeReader.com
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From a young, fresh voice comes a novella about slavery and freedom: These Colors Don’t Run, the story of Samuel, an orphan and slave in 1830s Georgia. After Samuel’s mother Mary dies, he is sold to a new owner. On the journey to his master’s plantation, luck or the Lord intervenes, and fifteen-year-old Samuel and another boy escape into the woods while chained together. With the master’s hound at his heels, Samuel makes a desperate decision that will haunt him for the rest of his life: Is freedom worth killing for?
These Colors Don’t Run is an unflinching and unforgettable book. It wrestles with the founding myths and realities of our country: slavery, freedom, fatherhood, family, loss, faith, and the pursuit of the American Dream.
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Press mentions of These Colors Don’t Run
“Sunbeams” from The Sun Magazine.
“The several sides of me” by Marv Repinski of the Austin Daily Herald.
“14 Father’s Day Quotes From Literature” by Tori Telfer of Bustle.
