Song Yet Sung

Set in the days before the Civil War, "Song Yet Sung" follows the story of Liz Spocott, an enslaved woman who escapes into Maryland's swamps, sparking a layered and suspenseful tale involving slave catchers, plantation owners, and free blacks. With vivid details and a touch of hope amidst tragedy, the novel explores themes of resilience, communication, and the pursuit of freedom. Written by National Book Award winner James McBride, it offers a compelling look at a turbulent period in history.