Blood Plantation
Subtitle: “It’s the sins of slavery” “A real horror of the middle passage”
Publisher: Self published
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Chicago, USA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 276
ISBN-13: 9781461187219
Description: “It’s the sins of slavery” “A real horror of the middle passage”
“Southern reality and history never forgotten” “Supernatural fiction at its best”
Table of contents: title: The Novel, “Blood Plantation” is a historical fiction set at a Bed and Breakfast owned by the great, great, great, granddaughter of Captain Rollins the 3rd once known as the big house on a plantation in Virginian.  The antagonist, the SOTO (The Soul of the Ocean) is a captured slave from the southern tip of Africa, thrown overboard near the shores of Shonwaay, Virginian where the Shonwaayians now call, “The Shores of the Evil Soul” in 1810 after a mutiny he spearheaded leading to the murder of crew members, slaves, and his wife by the evil hands of Captain Rollins the 3rd who owned the plantation.  It’s now 2010 and another fifty years has dawned and the SOTO has awakened again to seek his vengeance against the last of Rollins’ blood line for the death of his wife.; title: Sandz explores some of the most important connections with slavery such as pain, suffering, and reality in “Blood Plantation,”- the love a husband for a wife, an evil that can never be forgiven, and a spirit that never dies.  The novel will inflict remembrance and have readers examine the reality of history with a fictional supernatural eye.