(December, 2013); ISBN: 978-1-4582-1264-1
A story of a native girl's infatuation with an English settler on St. Kitts, and its explosive consequences in the beginning of the Kalinago genocide and the tragic but heroic defiance of the remnants of the Kalinago tribe on the island of Dominica, a story of love and betrayal, sex and superstition, and the struggle for native, cultural preservation., A tale of love, betrayal and the death of an innocent people - the Kalinago, (circa 1600-1700), told with romantic flair and an honest interpretation of Dominica's early history.
Fiction/Historical Novel; 306 Pages
Published by Abbott Press
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(Jun-2006); ISBN: 0-595-39578-3
Pharcel, a runaway slave, is heavily sought by all the political forces on the small island of Dominica-the white English colonists, the revolutionary French, and the rebellious mulattos-for his role in the slave uprisings.
Fiction/Historical Novel; 312 Pages
Available in Dominica from Frontline, Pages Bookstore, Cartwheel and New Paperbacks, and from several online bookstores, including Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble

(U.S.A. 2001); ISBN: 0-595-19414-1
A book of poems about love, life and politics in a small, unspoilt island in the Caribbean, full of warmth and music, green, sunlight and calm, blue (sometimes vigorous) seas. A mix of the classical and contemporary, written in the lilting cadence of the poet's island. Songs of passion poignant with feeling. Insightful observations about life on an island still finding its place in the modern world. The frailties of politics and democracy in a close-knit and still engagingly simple society.

Price: US$10.95. + Shipment.