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13-Year-Old Slave Girl Fights for Freedom in Gripping Historical Fiction Debut

Author Henry William Nist brings the past to life with the powerful story of Purrllee, a brave teen who rises against injustice in the 1800s.

Henry William Nist is proud to introduce his powerful new historical fiction novel, My Name is Purrllee Gaytes. This bold and moving story follows the journey of a young enslaved girl who decides to fight back against the cruel system that holds her and her loved ones captive. She crosses paths with Harriet Tubman who teaches her and inspires her to join the cause.

In My Name is Purrllee Gaytes, 13-year-old Purrllee is no longer willing to live in fear. On her birthday, she makes a brave choice to stand up for herself and claim her independence. Her journey starts with small acts of rebellion, but quickly turns into a powerful fight for freedom. As the story unfolds, readers witness Purrllee’s transformation from a scared girl to a fierce leader—one who reflects the courage and spirit of historical figures like Harriet Tubman.

This historical fiction novel doesn’t shy away from the painful truths of the past. Instead, it shines a light on them through the eyes of a young heroine. Set in the 1800s, during a dark time in American history, the story gives readers a glimpse into what life was like for those enslaved by greedy plantation owners. But beyond the hardship, it also offers a message of strength, hope, and the power of standing up for what’s right.

Whether you’re a fan of emotional coming-of-age stories, strong female characters, or American history, My Name is Purrllee Gaytes will leave a lasting impression. The novel’s engaging storytelling and relatable heroine make it a must-read for anyone who enjoys well-written historical fiction.

About the Author:

Author Henry William Nist brings a fresh and heartfelt voice to the literary world. An eight-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Henry is a husband of 44 years, a father of two daughters, and grandfather to seven grandchildren. After serving in the military, he spent most of his career in the corporate world doing administrative work and later moved into the telecom industry, where he has worked for 25 years. He is also a professional musician, performing locally and sharing his love for music.

Though new to publishing, Henry has been passionate about writing since junior high school. His interest in period pieces and deep respect for Civil War-era stories inspired him to finally share his work with the world. He holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Social Psychology and has pursued graduate studies in theology.

Through My Name is Purrllee Gaytes, Henry hopes to remind readers of the challenges people faced in the 1800s—especially those who were enslaved—and the importance of remembering history through stories of courage like Purrllee’s.

This powerful work of historical fiction is available now on Amazon.

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