What if a road could remember everything?
Price Road is a gripping, deeply human novel set in the segregated South, where a quiet rural highway becomes the center of community, conflict, faith, and survival. Told through the observant eyes of a longtime mail carrier, the story reveals a world where every mailbox holds more than letters, it holds secrets, hopes, fears, and truths too dangerous to speak aloud.
As generations of Black families live, love, worship, endure, and resist along Price Road, the novel exposes the everyday realities of segregation, its violence, its contradictions, and its quiet heroism. With compassion and unflinching honesty, Elaine T. Jones captures the strength of a community that knows it is always being watched, yet continues to grow, dream, and survive.
Price Road is a story about memory, legacy, and the cost of silence, one that lingers long after the final page.
Price Road
Price Road is inspired by real places, real people, and real histories. It reflects the lives of families whose stories were shaped by segregation, resilience, faith, and the unspoken bonds that hold communities together.
