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Harriet Tubman's work did not end with the Underground Railroad. The road simply changed.In The Resurrection of Harriet, history, faith, incarceration, and modern-day justice collide when Kia awakens from a powerful spiritual encounter carrying something she cannot explain: the light and responsibility of Harriet Tubman.Kia knows prison from both sides of the wall. She has lived through arrests, incarceration, loss, and the death of her husband behind bars. But when she realizes that her own freedom may have been preserved for a greater purpose, she begins a new kind of Underground Railroad-one built not through hidden trails and safe houses, but through prison visits, court transcripts, legal research, rallies, families, lawyers, investigators, and relentless advocacy.As Kia fights for men who have spent decades behind bars-some wrongfully convicted, some forgotten, some struggling simply to be heard-she learns that bringing someone home is never as simple as opening a prison gate. Freedom comes with grief, trauma, family wounds, reentry struggles, and the responsibility to go back for the next person.Inspired by the courage and legacy of Harriet Tubman, The Resurrection of Harriet is a gripping, emotional novel about wrongful conviction, mass incarceration, faith, survival, redemption, and one woman's realization that freedom means more when it becomes useful to somebody else.Different woman. Same fight. The chains changed. The mission did not.