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Run to Freedom: Hinterland

...is the second book in a trilogy set in 18th Century Jamaica.

The story chronicles the lives of a family enslaved on the McDermott Plantation. Teenagers Prudence and Kofi, and their parents Dorcas and Kwame are united in a deep desire for Freedom. Sadly, only Prudence and Kofi escape. Prudence has difficulty adjusting to her new life for the freedom she had envisioned is not attainable in the Cockpit Country, and she is not an adept student of the skills required in the mountains. Another path opens up before her, but it is nothing she had even dreamt of before. Does she take the unconventional opportunity despite its unanticipated direction?

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Dawn Forrester Price is an experienced educator with undergraduate and graduate degrees in English and Education from the University of the West Indies, and a master’s degree in teaching (MAT) from Coe College, Cedar Rapids, IA. Dawn taught English Literature in Kingston and excelled in Jamaican Theatre and Music as a singer, lyricist and award-winning actor. Having emigrated to the US, she taught college-level English and ESL, focusing on drama as a route to communication skills. She wrote, directed and performed educational and religious theatre and video productions including "Jamaica Woman." Run to Freedom - Hinterland is now available.

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Dawn Forrester Price

Dawn Forrester Price

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Run to Freedom: Hinterland

Run to freedom-Book 1 Audiobook

“I began writing Run to Freedom for my children who have been raised in the USA. I was concerned that were going to grow up in a society where they had to think of their ethnic makeup as a defining and sometimes limiting factor in their lives".

Dawn Forrester Price

Dawn Forrester Price

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Run to Freedom: Hinterland

Run to freedom-Book 1 Audiobook

“I began writing Run to Freedom for my children who have been raised in the USA. I was concerned that were going to grow up in a society where they had to think of their ethnic makeup as a defining and sometimes limiting factor in their lives".

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