The Diary of a House Negro: the Big House House Negro Book

Born into slavery, Rose has known nothing but suffering, betrayal, and survival. When a desperate act of defiance leads to her escape, she finds herself in a northern Black city where freedom is fragile and her past refuses to let go.Haunted by memories of the plantation, the horrors of the Big House, and the brutal man who raped her, Rose is faced with an impossible choice when she gives birth to his child. Can she love a baby conceived in violence? Or will she rid herself of the past by selling him into the very bondage she barely escaped?As Rose navigates a world where freedom is never guaranteed and trust is a luxury, she must confront her deepest wounds and decide what kind of future she wants—for herself and the child she never asked for.A gripping and emotional journey through the horrors of slavery, the complexities of motherhood, and the fight for true freedom, The Diary of a House Negro is a powerful tale of resilience, redemption, and the scars that never fade.