Ebook {Epub PDF} Sold Down the River by Barbara Hambly

9 rows ·  · Overview. In A Free Man of Color, Fever Season, and Graveyard Dust, Benjamin January penetrated the Brand: Random House Publishing Group.  · Now, in bestselling author Barbara Hambly's haunting new novel, he explores a vivid and violent plantation world darker than anything in the city. Sold Down the River. The crisp autumn air of awakens the French Town to a new season of balls and operas/5(14). Born into slavery on the Bellefleur Plantation, Benjamin January, a plum-dark Creole, was freed when St.-Denis Janvier bought his mother to make her his mistress and let her two children tag along. Now, 35 years later, January's former owner, the brutal Simon Fourchet, wants him to spy on the slaves at his other plantation, Mon Triomphe, to discover who's sabotaging the sugar-cane harvest.

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Now, in bestselling author Barbara Hambly's haunting new novel, he explores a vivid and violent plantation world darker than anything in the city. Sold Down the bltadwin.ru crisp autumn air of awakens the French Town to a new season of balls and operas. Sold Down the River; By: Barbara Hambly; Narrated by: Ron Butler; Series: The Benjamin January Mysteries, Book 4 Length: 12 hrs and 57 mins. Born into slavery on the Bellefleur Plantation, Benjamin January, a plum-dark Creole, was freed when St.-Denis Janvier bought his mother to make her his mistress and let her two children tag along. Now, 35 years later, January's former owner, the brutal Simon Fourchet, wants him to spy on the slaves at his other plantation, Mon Triomphe, to discover who's sabotaging the sugar-cane harvest.