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Friendship Estate: A magic carpet ride from the sweeping vistas of Jamaica’s shores to Georgian England’s gilded halls. - Softcover

Edwards, Lynda R

 
9781736163306: Friendship Estate: A magic carpet ride from the sweeping vistas of Jamaica’s shores to Georgian England’s gilded halls.

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A magic carpet ride from the sweeping vistas of Jamaica’s shores to Georgian England’s gilded halls!

Jamaica in the late 1700s and early 1800s was at a crossroads. The abolition of slavery was on the horizon. The white and black races had been mixing in the colonies for generations. They had formed a new society harboring a deep desire to mix freely while charting a new course for themselves.

In Lynda Edwards' utopian fantasy, Jamaicans take the torch of freedom into their own hands and join Britain's abolition movement. Good-hearted Lords and Ladies work behind the scenes to grease the wheels of progress as we witness the intricate romances and elegant customs of a bygone age while meeting a captivating array of characters.

Lynda's book transcends history's oppressive grasp and conjures up a romantic age where anything is possible. We emerge from her dream world with renewed faith in the possibilities that lie ahead. By showing us what might have been, she points the way to what may still be.

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Lynda Edwards was born in Mandeville, Jamaica, in 1967, the beginning of a turbulent time in Jamaica's history. The island had just gained independence from Britain, with the colonial class and color divisions still firmly in place. The economy was in free fall as communism and capitalism battled for supremacy by destabilizing the government, encouraging violence, and exerting tactical financial control. She came of age during these times. Her playground extended from Mandeville to the beaches and small villages of the South Coast and the island's capital, Kingston. Eight generations of her family are buried on the island. Roots so deep in the Jamaican soil that they will bind her heart and soul forever to her island in the sun, no matter how far afield she may go. Even though she has lived in the United States for decades, Jamaica still holds her navel string, a pull deep in her soul that begins as a low drumbeat growing stronger and louder until she returns to the island of her birth. Lynda now lives in Orlando with her husband of twenty-four years...who still says she is his most expensive souvenir.

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