In high school I read a sequel to "Mandingo" and I can't remember the name. It was in regards to the child that the "slave girl" and "Master Hammond" had. I read this book first and then saw "Mandingo". They had a child that could pass for white and she winds up falling in love with a white guy. This is an "old school" romance novel. Thanks in advance.
PS. I am black, so please no BS remarks. I just want the title b/c I'm a historical romance fanatic.
Not too sure of the order, but here are some of the other novels titles.
"Drum"
"Master of Falconhurst"
"Falconhurst Fancy"
"The Mustee"
"Heir to Falconhurst"
I hope this helps you.
The movie sequel was "Drum," in case you're interested.
shareThanks for answering. I own those books, thanks to ebay. But to my dismay, those are not it.
Hmmmm...what?
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There was no book that featured one of Hammond Maxwell and Ellen’s daughters, but I’ll bet you are thinking of "Scandal of Falconhurst"(Fawcett, 1980) by Ashley Carter, the eleventh book in the fifteen-book series. "Scandal of Falconhurst" takes place over seventeen years and begins at Falconhurst in 1844 when Ellen has her first child, a near-white girl (named Scandal) fathered by Herman Hengst (a.k.a. Brass Door), the title character of the earlier book "The Mustee." (Hengst/Brass Door does not appear in the "Mandingo" or "Drum" movies.) After Hammond sets Ellen and the baby free, the teenage Scandal grows up to marry blonde horse breeder Wade Cameroon and moves to New Orleans. "Scandal of Falconhurst" is one of the better books in the Falconhurst series. Scandal is an intriguing young woman and probably the best female character in all of the books, one of the reasons why this entry is a particular favorite of female Falconhurst readers. You should be able to find a used paperback copy on eBay, Amazon, or abebooks.com. Note: The authors of the "Mandingo" sequels were Lance Horner (not Lance Carter) and Ashley Carter (pseudonym for cult pulp author Harry Whittington). "Master of Blackoaks: and the other "Blackoaks" books by Ashley Carter are not part of the Falconhurst series.
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