At eleven years old, she became the richest Black girl in America. But behind the headlines was a story the world was never meant to hear. Born in the shadows of slavery, displacement, and broken government promises, Sarah Rector rose from obscurity to unimaginable wealth when a "worthless" piece of land granted to her family struck one of the richest oil wells in the Cushing-Drumright Field. Overnight, the quiet Oklahoma farm girl became a millionaire placing her at the center of a national storm of greed, racism, corruption, and political intrigue. This deeply researched and vivid documentary narrative traces her journey from her ancestors' forced relocation under the Creek Nation, allotment laws designed to disadvantage Black freedmen, the oil strike that shocked the nation, the government's attempt to control and profit from her wealth, her battles against exploitation under Jim Crow guardianship laws, her rise into adulthood as a businesswoman, landowner, and mother, to her enduring legacy as a symbol of Black resilience and forgotten American history. Blending historical accuracy with immersive storytelling, this book uncovers the real Sarah Rector beyond the myths, scandals, and newspaper sensationalism. Her life is not just a story of wealth but a testament to survival, empowerment, and a legacy that still echoes today.If you think you know American history, think again. This is the story they never taught you.Dive into the extraordinary true story of the girl who defied racism, rewrote history, and became a legend.Start reading now and uncover the truth behind America's forgotten oil princess.