SYNOPSIS:

Mr. Robert Williams was a slave trader and owner. Johnson Williams was his most loyal and faithful slave, whose resourcefulness inspired, Mr. Robert Williams and turned him into a tobacco-farming tycoon. Mr. Robert Williams eventually lets go and frees his slaves when there were worldwide calls to end the slave trade. To reward his most appreciated slave and the others, Mr. Williams demarcates his tobacco farm, accompanied by a signed hand written letter to that effect, he gives the undeveloped piece of land to Johnson William and the other former slaves Mr. Robert Williams’ fourth generation descendant: Robert Williams, motivated by jealous at the prosperity and success resulting from hard work on the Johnson Williams’ farm, endeavors to throw the Johnson Williams’ descendants and wife out so that he could have that piece of land back. But his efforts are well met by the Johnson Williams’ who indicate to him that they had no intentions to oblige and believe that the land is theirs based on what they were told and the letter. In their efforts to consolidate their safety and ownership, the Johnson Williams’ consult and present that development to a friend, lawyer. Their views and sentiments are found justifiable but the lawyer tells them that nothing could be done unless if Mr. Robert Williams takes practical actions towards his intentions and desires. In his desperate consultations with his colleagues, Robert Williams gathers that the only way he could have the land back would have to be by killing the whole Johnson Williams’ family. He works towards that. As he plots on how to go about that with his sympathizing and naive friends, his son over hears the entire plan. What happens there after, changes both Williams’ families forever. As love and nature defies and crossed racial boundaries.

HOME IS WHERE MY HEART IS - THE COLOR OF THE HUMAN SOUL

To Adapt from my unpublished book.