Anita Utsey Jenkins

Broken Chains, Book Two, Ali Anita Utsey Jenkins

The nation experiences great turmoil from the harsh Jim Crow laws. Living in the rural town of St. George, South Carolina, Brother Lee, Daisy Lee, and their daughter Ali fight for changes as Civil Rights activists. Using their present status as a singer and owner of an importing company, Daisy and Brother organized fundraisers for social awareness of the conditions in the south. People desperately seek a place where they can forget about their troubles. The soulful music of The Shadu creates an environment for laughter, chatter, and just having a good old time. With many unanswered questions regarding their love ones' association with organized crimes, Daisy and Brother try to solve this mystery. Ali witnesses the many challenges her parents encounter. Hoping to find her self-worth, Ali experiences many complicated situations and seeks ways to handle her problems. Ali , Book Two of the Broken Chains Series, portrays this family drama and humorous routine of perseverance in their daily lives.