Destiny, Too: Sere

Treasure. Many seek treasure but few find it. Robert Parker, a young University of Georgia college student, is one who seeks treasure but finds it in the unlikeliest of places, and it is not the treasure he thought it would be. Sere Smith, the plain young woman from Blountstown, Florida that Robert encounters, finds out that not everything in life is black and white. Once again Allan Thames takes you on an incredible adventure seeking love, like he did in his first Destiny story, Destiny-When the Stars Were Young and the World Was New. This time, however, the main obstacle to be overcome in the quest for love and treasure is a family member's overt racism. That, and an evil treasure hunter's willingness to do anything to find the legendary McIntosh fortune. Woven in and out of Robert and Sere's love story is the heartbreaking tale of Uchenna and Abebi, brought to America as slaves. Travel with them as they are captured, shipped across the "Tortuous Passage" and ultimately to a cotton plantation in Georgia. Theirs, too, is a story of love. Love. Treasure. Racial hatred. War. Slavery. Romantic sunrise beach walks and sunset beach horseback rides. It's all here in Destiny, Too, Sere. Maybe you will find treasure as you read it.