About The Stella Trilogy:

The Stella Trilogy is a historical fiction series that was first released between 2015 and 2016. It stands out because it focuses on one woman’s journey of self-discovery against the backdrop of the struggle of African Americans for freedom, justice, and racial equality. In this three-part drama, we see how three people struggling to conquer the same obstacle while living in different eras are meticulously woven together by one blood.

Stella: Between Slavery and Freedom (Book 1)

In volume one, Cynthia McNair and her boyfriend, Alex, discuss certain racist attitudes toward black people. They go to see Cynthia’s grandmother Sidney McNair, who tells them the tale of Stella, an ancestor who was held as a slave. Cynthia is unaware of her African heritage and how deep this rabbit hole gets.

Stella: Beyond the Colored Line (Book 2)

We go further into the history of the McNair family in volume two. Stella, who was given her great-grandmother’s name, is teased by her classmates because of her fair complexion and struggles to fit in to a world where she is too light to be Black. That is until a conversation with Aunt Sara, who regularly passes for white, inspires Stella to do the same, a choice that will profoundly affect not just her life but also the lives of her children and grandchildren.

Stella: The Road to Freedom (Book 3)

Jo and his friends, eager to experience life on their own, have quit school and the lives they were leading in order to join the movement. The seven friends—three black and four white—set out on the road with no money and practically no plan when they are stopped by a racist cop who forces them out of the car. The teenagers are unaware that a group of Klansmen is waiting for them at the bus station in New Orleans. Learn how Joseph and his friends realize that freedom has never been free in the third Stella Trilogy book.

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