KINDRED: LAÇOS DE SANGUE

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On her twenty-sixth birthday, Dana and her husband are moving into a new apartment. Amid piles of books and open boxes, she suddenly feels dizzy and falls to her knees, nauseated. Then, the world shatters. Dana suddenly finds herself on the edge of a forest, near a river. A child is drowning, and she rushes to save him. But as soon as she drags the boy out of the water, she faces the barrel of an old shotgun.
In the blink of an eye, she is back in her new apartment, completely soaked. It is the most terrifying experience of her life... until it happens again. And again.
The more time she spends in the 19th century, in pre-Civil War Maryland—a dangerous place for a Black woman—the more Dana realizes her life might end before it has even truly begun.
“Impossible to finish reading Kindred without being changed. It is a heartbreaking masterpiece, with much to say about love, hate, slavery, and racial dilemmas, past and present.” — Los Angeles Herald-Examiner