He has no history in the rice fields, no background in being a master. Plantations are as foreign to him as the African plain that birthed the slaves his uncle owns. Surely, though, he knows his own heart. She has no say in his decisions, his day, his life. She doesn't even have a say in her own. But when Nathaniel Pereira plunges into the murky mysteries of freedom and survival in the suffocating Southern heat, Liza can see how she might change her life forever.
Chapter 2: A Hebrew of New York
Chapter 4: Boarding the Godbolt
Chapter 6: A Line in the Water
Chapter 10: This Charming City
Chapter 12: The Old Oak Plantation
Chapter 22-23: More to Learn (2) - In My Margins
Chapter 27-28: The First Sabbath - Voices in My Ear
Chapter 30: The Second Sabbath
Chapter 36-37: Raven Dream - Voices in My Ear
Chapter 38: Old Dou and the Doctor in Consultation
Chapter 41: Half-light, Half-dark
Chapter 43-44: Another Letter, Unsent - In My Margins
Chapter 45: Night-blooming Flower
Chapter 47: Is a Decision Near?
Chapter 48: Into the Maelstrom
Chapter 49-50: A Child Is Born, a Mother Departs - In My Margins
Chapter 53: Introductory Lesson
Chapter 55-56: Days… - In My Margins
Chapter 63-64: Isaac - Voices in My Ear
Chapter 65-66: Stories - In My Margins
Chapter 67-68: Isaac’s New Plan - In My Margins
Chapter 71-72: The Doctor Attends to Himself - Voices in My Ear
Chapter 76: Moving into the Dark
Chapter 77: Darkness of the Dark
Chapter 78: Dark Tales by Light of Day
Chapter 79: The Jersey Boy’s Tale
Chapter 84: The Last Rising Sun
Chapter 87: Eliza Stone (& Son)
Chapter 88: Eliza Stone (& Son) (cont.)
Chapter 89: Eliza Stone (& Son) (cont.)