Freedom's Belle

A slave merchant and a young nobleman clash over the treatment of a slave on the dock in Bristol, England. The conflict triggers a series of disasters for the nobleman and his fiancé that tests their will to survive the brutal culture that supports the British economic triangle of slaves, raw materials and finished goods. In Freedomâs Belle young lovers fall victim to a marquisâ wicked manipulations and end up on opposite sides of the Atlantic, Geoffrey in the hold of a slave ship chained to the African prince Mutombo and Alise tied to the wedding bed of the marquis. When the Marquis departs the following morning to establish his slave enterprise in New Orleans, Alise makes the decision to empower herself and protect her unborn child. She hires a French Musketeer to teach her the martial art of kick-boxing and the use of the epeé. Thirteen years later Aliseâs daughter, captured by the notorious pirate Bartholomew Frye, unwittingly ignites the fuse that reunites Alise and Geoffrey.

Freedomâs Belle offers the reader a glimpse into the passions and desires of a woman determined to create her own destiny in a world ruled by men. This thrilling romantic adventure will keep you engrossed down to the last page.