Estella
Estella is a fictional story about the Thomas Family. Allen Thomas is a lawyer on Wall Street. He has a good life. Allen is married, with three children and has a beautiful home on Park Ave in NYC. Allen was raised in the racist south. His racist ways have been influenced on his family. All take heed to Allen's racist propaganda, except his oldest son Kevin. Kevin refuses to be a racist, or surround himself with anyone that is racist. Kevin and his father bump heads often. Allen thinks moving his family from NYC, to a southern town in Virginia will benefit his son, who he feels is being corrupted by his black friends. The Thomas family soon moves to Virginia. They move into a home that has been in the family for years. What Allen does not know, is that his new home is on an old slave plantation, and is haunted with the spirit of a young slave named Estella. Estella soon reveals herself to the family to show them the horrific life of slavery, in hopes to teach a lesson. Allen has no idea that he is about to endure a surreal transformation, and life changing experience.
108 pages
English edition · First published 2018 by Independently Published · ISBN 9781718098053
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