Need recommendation for Underground Railroad fic

I'm looking for adult fiction that's similar to Jubilee, but where the characters escape to Canada instead of staying in the south. I'm hoping for something that covers a long period of time, both during and post-slavery era. (But not The Book of Negroes, which I've already read.)
Thanks!

Two recommendations: Flee North by Scott Shane and Hidden in Plain View by Jacquelin Tobin. Also: The Mapmaker’s Children by Sarah McCoy

I enjoyed The Last Runaway by Tracy Chevalier

>2 Carrieida:

Touchstones:

Flee North, by Scott Shane
Hidden in Plain View, by Jacqueline L. Tobin
The Mapmaker's Children, by Sarah McCoy

NOTE: The first two are non-fiction.

>3 Darth-Heather:

Touchstone:

The Last Runaway, by Tracy Chevalier

>1 SJaneDoe:

The Underground Railroad, by Colson Whitehead

The Runaway Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini was a good read ... does a little back-and-forth between the Underground Railroad and contemporary times, but not enough to dilute a good storyline.

>6 lilithcat:, it's well reviewed, but important to note perhaps that Whitehead re-imagines it as an actual railroad that's underground, neither of which it was.

>8 Cecrow:

Of course, but so what? The OP is looking for fiction.

Thanks for the recommendations.

>9 lilithcat: The OP (me) was looking for historical fiction similar to Jubilee. @Cecrow was correct here: I'm very familiar with Colson Whitehead's work, but that's not what I had in mind in this case.

I just picked up When Stars Begin to Fall by Denise Williamson, which focuses on some Quaker abolitionists who secretly trained freedmen as doctors, maintained "free stores" whose products were not a result of slave labor, and sponsored safe communities for escapees. I didn't realize it was the second in a series, so it took a couple chapters to get my bearings, but it's a good read.

Recommend The Mapmakers Daughter, Flee North and Hidden in Plain Site. All of these great books on the Underground Railroad.