Awarded the BookLife Editor's Pick (Publishers Weekly), Tracks Beneath the Clay is "Starkly beautiful, dual-perspective tale weaving past with the present. Comparable Titles: Sue Monk Kidd's The Invention of Wings, Ta-Nehisi Coates's The Water Dancer. Every family carries beginnings they did not choose and shadows they cannot escape. When Janice is sent to rural Georgia to fix up her family's old farmhouse, she expects peeling wallpaper and sagging floors, not a locked cellar, a hidden map, and whispers in the orchard. The project is meant to bring in extra income for her ailing mother, but the land has other plans. As she begins the work, Janice discovers letters from 1860 written by her ancestor, Natalie O'Connell, a Northern woman who came South and refused to stay silent. What unfolds is a haunting story of two women, separated by more than a century, yet bound by the same soil and the same dark legacy. In the summer of 1860, Natalie arrives at Peachtree Plantation full of idealism and curiosity. Beneath the graceful manners and candlelit suppers, she senses something unspoken, an unease that deepens as her cousin Billy's cruelty begins to surface. When enslaved women start to disappear and the orchard itself seems to hum with warning, Natalie risks everything to protect those he targets. Her choices will echo through generations. More than a century later, Janice feels that echo in the creak of the floors and the restless hush of the orchard outside her window. As she uncovers the truth Natalie left behind, she realizes the past is not buried at all; it is waiting. Tracks Beneath the Clay weaves a dual-timeline Southern Gothic tale of legacy, justice, and the women who refuse to be silenced. It explores how memory clings to land, how truth survives in the face of cruelty, and how courage can cross the boundaries of time. Fans of historical fiction, haunting mysteries, and Southern Gothic suspense will be drawn to this deeply atmospheric novel, a story that asks what it means to speak when others stay silent and how the past continues to shape those who inherit it.
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Leia Kay is a Southern Gothic and historical suspense author who writes dual-timeline novels blending history, mystery, and haunting Southern landscapes. Her Shadow of the South series unearths long-buried secrets of the American South through the women who refused to stay silent. When she isn't writing, she enjoys exploring forgotten graveyards, visiting haunted places, and knitting beside her two pups and her husband, who never minds one more detour to a haunted place. Visit LeiaKay.com for more information.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Awarded the BookLife Editor's Pick (Publishers Weekly), Tracks Beneath the Clay is "Starkly beautiful, dual-perspective tale weaving past with the present.Comparable Titles: Sue Monk Kidd's The Invention of Wings, Ta-Nehisi Coates's The Water Dancer.Every family carries beginnings they did not choose and shadows they cannot escape.When Janice is sent to rural Georgia to fix up her family's old farmhouse, she expects peeling wallpaper and sagging floors, not a locked cellar, a hidden map, and whispers in the orchard. The project is meant to bring in extra income for her ailing mother, but the land has other plans.As she begins the work, Janice discovers letters from 1860 written by her ancestor, Natalie O'Connell, a Northern woman who came South and refused to stay silent. What unfolds is a haunting story of two women, separated by more than a century, yet bound by the same soil and the same dark legacy.In the summer of 1860, Natalie arrives at Peachtree Plantation full of idealism and curiosity. Beneath the graceful manners and candlelit suppers, she senses something unspoken, an unease that deepens as her cousin Billy's cruelty begins to surface. When enslaved women start to disappear and the orchard itself seems to hum with warning, Natalie risks everything to protect those he targets. Her choices will echo through generations.More than a century later, Janice feels that echo in the creak of the floors and the restless hush of the orchard outside her window. As she uncovers the truth Natalie left behind, she realizes the past is not buried at all; it is waiting.Tracks Beneath the Clay weaves a dual-timeline Southern Gothic tale of legacy, justice, and the women who refuse to be silenced. It explores how memory clings to land, how truth survives in the face of cruelty, and how courage can cross the boundaries of time.Fans of historical fiction, haunting mysteries, and Southern Gothic suspense will be drawn to this deeply atmospheric novel, a story that asks what it means to speak when others stay silent and how the past continues to shape those who inherit it. A dual-timeline Southern Gothic novel of buried secrets and haunting legacy. As Janice restores her family's Georgia farmhouse, she uncovers letters from 1860 revealing a woman's courage, cruelty, and the past that refuses to stay silent This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798999448026
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