A gripping tale of oppression and empowerment

RELEASED earlier this month, All Things Undone takes listeners on a harrowing yet inspiring journey through the heart of 1850s Mississippi, where an ancient prophecy intertwines with the brutal reality of slavery.

- Chené Lawson

This gripping science fiction audiobook, expertly performed by a full cast through Audible Originals, boasts a stellar 4.7 rating and is a little over five hours long - an experience that feels both urgent and reflective.

All Things Undone dares to confront the complexities of power, freedom, and moral responsibility.

At the centre of this tale is Maribelle, a young enslaved woman fighting for survival amidst the torment of her existence.

Her desperate prayers for a better life lead to a fateful moment when a solar eclipse casts an ethereal glow across the land, bestowing unimaginable powers upon all African Americans, rendering them virtually unkillable.

Instantly, the shackles that bind Maribelle and her fellow enslaved individuals begin to loosen, igniting a revolution that shatters the status quo.