The Price of Freedom imagines an America where slavery was never abolished. Set in 2030, it follows Gabriel and Jesse, a high-ranking enslaved couple, and their children navigating a society built on greed and control. When their daughter dreams of escape, and tragedy strikes their family, they must choose between safety and revolution. This powerful story reveals that freedom isn’t guaranteed; it must be fought for
Freedom is not given freely; it requires courage, sacrifice, and risk. The characters in the story must actively fight for their liberation, showing that true freedom is never easy.
Love Can Break Down Barriers
Love has the power to cross the deepest divides—even between a slave and her master. Hope and Kisen's relationship challenges society's rules and proves that love can overcome hatred and injustice.
Greed Dehumanizes People
When people care more about money and power than human life, they stop seeing others as people. The slavery system in the book exists because of greed, turning human beings into property and profit.