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2020 FLORIDA AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS PRESIDENT'S BOOK AWARD WINNER - HISTORICAL FICTION (GOLD) 2020 INDEPENDENT PUBLISHERS BOOK AWARD WINNER - BEST SERIES 2019 AFRO AMERICAN HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL BOOK AWARDS WINNER - ADULT HISTORICAL FICTION READERS FAVORITE DECLARES THE FATE & FREEDOM SERIES A MASTERPIECE WITH IRRESISTIBLE APPEAL! A SERIES FOR ALL AGES... The conclusion of the epic saga will leave you holding your breath right up until the very end. The shores of the James River are eroding rapidly as Margaret and John struggle to remain afloat and retain the simplest of freedoms while continuing to forge forward to preserve their children's future. A story of perseverance for life with only the hope to survive the legalities and escape slavery during the earliest years of America's birth.

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An amazing story of struggle and perserverance! Calvin Pearson, Director of Project 1619 This epic saga doesn't disappoint! Knight's diligent research pays off big! Joel Brogan, Historian Knight ressurects one of America's most important stories and Fate & Freedom delivers! Morgan Owens, Historian

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Kathryn Knight, who uses the pen name K. I. Knight, is a genealogist, historian, author, keynote speaker, and cemetery preservationist. Knight has logged more than 20,000 hours over the last thirteen years researching the first documented Africans to arrive in the English settlement of Virginia in 1619. In 2016, as a national advisory board member and historian for Project 1619, Inc., Knight co-curated the 1619 First African Landing exhibit at the Hampton History Museum in Hampton, Virginia. Her passion is unrivaled and strongly evident in the international award-winning series Fate & Freedom as well as UNVEILED - The Twenty & Odd, Documenting the First Africans in England's America 1619-1625 and Beyond. With the commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the First African Landing in Hampton, Virginia, Knight's work took center-stage winning the highest of accolades from the Afro American Historical and Genealogical Society for her historical series, Fate & Freedom. Knight also received the Phillis Wheatley Literary Award from the Sons and Daughters of the US Middle Passage for Unveiled - The Twenty & Odd, Documenting the First Africans in England's America 1619-1625 and Beyond. Additionally, Unveiled - The Twenty & Odd was awarded three medals from the Florida Authors & Publishers Association in August in the following three categories - Nonfiction-Adult, Research/Reference, and Best Cover Design. All of Knight's books have received five stars from Readers Favorite, calling the series a Masterpiece with an irresistible appeal. In 2019, Knight's literary work became the source material to numerous international and national journalism outlets, including the Associated Press, USA Today, TIME, the Washington Post, and the National Parks Magazine, to name a few. Knight currently serves on the board of directors for several national non-profit organizations and is a member of numerous historical, genealogical, and literary societies. Knight also writes the Genealogy blog, Kinfolk Detective.

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