Black Butterfly
There are currently 64,000 missing black women in America, a staggering statistic to which 27-year-old Maya McQueen never imagined she would belong. Believing her only obstacle in life is to overcome being biracial and find success by marrying a white man, Maya’s world is turned upside down when a botched home invasion lands her badly beaten and shackled in a six by six foot cell. Black Butterfly tells the story of Maya and her awakening to every woman’s worst nightmare: she has been captured and forced into the sex-trafficking industry. Throughout her captivity, Maya prays to God to turn her into a butterfly so that she can fly free through a crack near the ceiling of her cell. Little does she know that she will have to get through the unlikely mastermind behind the entire evil operation before her transformation into a butterfly can be complete.
253 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2021 by Independently published · ISBN 9798491924776
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2 editions
English
- Black Butterfly · Independently published · 2021 · ISBN 9798491924776 This page
- Black Butterfly · Independently published · 2021 · ISBN 9798492014308
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