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Contemporary Literary Fiction
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Historical Literary Fiction
Mystery
Suspense Literary Fiction
Thriller
Product details
- ISBN 9781913142216
- Weight: 535g
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 28 Nov 2023
- Publisher: Arrow Gate Publishing Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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In the heart of London, Ella's life turns upside down when she discovers a broken shell fragment hidden among her late uncle's possessions. This simple artefact thrusts her into a journey of heartbreaking revelations and family secrets, defying the wishes of her formidable aunties.
From the vibrant streets of London to the sun-drenched shores of the Caribbean, Ella uncovers a history intertwined with slavery, challenging everything she thought she knew about herself.
A Name in History by Hillery Baptiste is a gripping historical fiction where a single shell unlocks Pandora's box of identity, resilience, and the indomitable spirit of a woman seeking truth.
Writing was always something Hillery just did. Ideas for short stories, poems, song lyrics, and hesitant scripts were constant thought clouds skating across her mind every day.
Based in London and from the shoe-making mecca of Northampton, Hillery has fond memories of exciting childhood summers spent visiting relatives across the capital: soaking up the loud atmosphere, sampling pepper-laced meals and listening to the comforting harmonies of ‘home’ accents.
With a creative industry background, Hillery pursued a master's degree in creative writing to enhance her writing skills. A Name in History, born during her studies, delves into the pursuit of the truth behind a closely guarded family secret tied to an unfamiliar name from the past. It explores the profound impact of hidden secrets on our collective future, resonating especially with those denied their ancestral anchors in the face of inhumane greed.
Hillery Bpatiste hopes the story will resonate with everyone, but particularly with those denied their ancestral anchors when names, and the very essence of humans, were removed to enable twisted, inhumane expediency and greed.
