John C. Bailey

The true story of Prince Abdul-Rahman, stolen from West Africa and sold into slavery on a plantation in Mississippi in 1788. His battle for freedom over forty years attracted the support of men such as President John Quincy Adams and he eventually became the most famous African in America. Abdul-Rahman survived the harsh ordeals of slavery through his love of family and his deep faith as a Muslim.

Anything goes in the Garden of Hedon. Even murder. "Fresh and Exciting," says Ain't It Cool News. "A Twisty Thriller," says Night of the Living Podcast. "A genre-bending journey into debauchery and murder," says Horrortalk.