Bücher von Aimee Oakland-Smith

In 1603 King James I came to the English throne fuelling the nation's violent and obsessive witch hunts. Approximately 500 people were convicted and executed for witchcraft in England, 90% of them being women.Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean, African's were being delivered from their homeland to the island of Jamaica and enslaved on the Spanish plantations there.Elizabeth, an outcast peasant girl, is faced with the brutality of human nature both at home and abroad as she tries to escape her heritage. Will she succeed and find peace amongst the maroons in the salvation of the Jamaican jungle?