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Thank you @bookmarked for this gifted book.
I loved Terah Shelton Harrisโ book ๐๐๐ ๐๐ข๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐ฃ๐๐๐๐โ, so I was excited to see what she had in store for us next.
This is a captivating and powerful family drama!
When their father, King Solomon, dies, the Solomon siblings reconvene at their North Carolina family home. His final wishes were that the โwhite manโ not take his home. Now, itโs up to his children to fight for their legacy.
As we hear from each adult sibling, we see their lives are filled with lies, pain, and mistakes. We begin to understand them better, their grief, and their choices.
What hit me hardest was that these siblings didnโt know each otherโs hurts and struggles. Where they once had played together on the land they call โThe Kingdom,โ now they live very separate lives. It took their fatherโs death to reunite them and spark necessary conversations, and it stirred up many emotions.
The threat of losing their ancestral home and land is accurate and factual. These developers swoop in like vultures to try to challenge inherited land! But the Solomon children will not stand by without a fight. The ending here is intense and had me on edge.
I found the audiobook on @everand_us and the narrator did an excellent job with the four siblings.
๐งโ๐งโ๐งโ๐งสแดแดก แดแดษดส sษชสสษชษดษขs แด แด สแดแด สแดแด แด? แดกสแดสแด แด แด สแดแด าแดสส ษชษด แดสแด สษชสแดส แดสแด แดส?
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