Red Clay

Charles B. Fancher

Red Clay by Charles B. Fancher is a compelling historical fiction novel that tells the story of one man’s journey. Felix Parker’s family has gathered for his funeral in Red Clay Alabama. The family is taken aback when an elderly white women shows up name Adelaide. She later visits his family’s home revealing a shocking connection—her ancestors once owned Felix’s family. Intertwined Parker’s families, from the days of the Civil War, through Reconstruction and the Jim Crow era. When an incident in Felix’s young life with the owner sets in motion a secret that will influence and possibly devastate his entire life along with his family. Felix must make a decision to save his life.

This story is packed with emotions and secrets as characters fight to reclaim what was taken from them in every sense. A story that depicts the horrors of racism, slavery, but also filled with hope and love. Red Clay is an emotional journey through seasons of joy and unspeakable pain.