On the shores of Mobile, Alabama, in 1824, two boys-James Whitemore, the son of a wealthy plantation owner, and Foster Nightsel, an enslaved child-forge a rare and forbidden friendship.
But when an otherworldly vortex engulfs them, they awaken in a reality where history has been rewritten. In this alternate world, the hierarchy of power has been reversed-black elites rule while whites toil in oppression.
James is thrust into servitude on a cotton plantation, struggling to comprehend a life of bondage. Foster, now the heir to a powerful dynasty, is forced to confront the weight of leadership and the corruption it breeds. As they navigate this world of inverted power, both must confront the uncomfortable truths about history, privilege, and the cycles of oppression that transcend time.
But beneath this shift in power lies an even greater danger. The Rift, a force beyond human comprehension, threatens to unravel both realities. Haunted by visions of the past and future, James and Foster must decipher the secrets of the Rift before it consumes everything. With war brewing, allegiances shifting, and a devastating truth waiting in the shadows, they are forced to ask-can history be rewritten, or are they doomed to repeat its darkest chapters?
A story of power, identity, and the unbreakable bonds of brotherhood, The Color of the Rift challenges the limits of fate and the cost of rewriting history.
