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SALLY is an enjoyable read. I wish that, as Sally was portrayed to be intelligent and ahead of her time, she would not have fallen so hard for such a man as the author has made Thomas Jefferson out to be. But the ending, while leaving things somewhat ambiguous, leads the reader to draw the likely conclusion of what happened upon the return to Monticello. 3 Stars ~ Conny Bryceland Scribes World Reviews()
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13-year-old slave, Sally Hemmings, expects only a trip to Paris shepherding little Martha Jefferson, daughter of her master, Thomas Jefferson. When Sally finally sees Martha's father again, her heart knows he is a man she can love. She turns her back on an offer of freedom and chooses slavery to be with her love. Thomas loves her as well and he makes promises which he honors thoughout their life together.This is historical fiction based on known facts of the intertwined lives of Master and Slave...told from Sally's point of view.
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SALLY is an enjoyable read. I wish that, as Sally was portrayed to be intelligent and ahead of her time, she would not have fallen so hard for such a man as the author has made Thomas Jefferson out to be. But the ending, while leaving things somewhat ambiguous, leads the reader to draw the likely conclusion of what happened upon the return to Monticello. 3 Stars ~ Conny Bryceland Scribes World Reviews()
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13-year-old slave, Sally Hemmings, expects only a trip to Paris shepherding little Martha Jefferson, daughter of her master, Thomas Jefferson. When Sally finally sees Martha's father again, her heart knows he is a man she can love. She turns her back on an offer of freedom and chooses slavery to be with her love. Thomas loves her as well and he makes promises which he honors thoughout their life together.This is historical fiction based on known facts of the intertwined lives of Master and Slave...told from Sally's point of view.
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