Glory Over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House
Photo from goodreads.com (370 pages) Synopsis: Jamie Pyke is the first character we meet and we quickly find out he's the son of a slave and a master. He is on the run after killing his father who was going to sell him to slavery. At the young age of 13, he runs away for his safety and not to be caught. It is there when he meets Henry, a slave on the run, who saves Jamie's life. Years later, the two meet again when Henry asks Jamie to take his son Pan on as a servant. When Pan's stolen from Jamie a new adventure awaits for him. Mixed in with his lover, who's married to another man, who is pregnant with Jamie's child, the adventure has many turns for him, full of love, heartache, and new beginnings. My Review: Grissom did a real great job bringing these characters to life. Jamie was my favorite character throughout this book. My heart felt for him which each heartbreak he had to endure. Grissom showed...