Dangerous Freedom

Discover the gripping tale of Dangerous Freedom by Lawrence Scott, published by Papillote Press in 2021. Set in London during the turbulent year of 1802, this compelling narrative explores the harrowing realities faced by black individuals in a society rife with danger and discrimination.

Follow the journey of Elizabeth d'Aviniere, the mixed-race great-niece of the Lord Chief Justice, as she navigates the complexities of her identity and the oppressive environment around her. Haunted by the memories of her childhood spent under her uncle's roof, Elizabeth is increasingly concerned for her children's safety and longs for her mother, an African-born enslaved woman.

With a page count of 290, Dangerous Freedom is a poignant exploration of freedom, identity, and the struggle against systemic oppression. Dive into this powerful work of English literature that resonates deeply with contemporary themes. Perfect for readers seeking a profound and thought-provoking experience.