Journeys through Jamaica’s history—through research and storytelling
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"A mother’s words can shape the person a child becomes."
Before Silas became the man others would risk their lives to protect, he was a nine-year-old boy listening to his mother’s story—and to the name she finally whispered. It was the beginning of his knowing: who he was, what had been taken from him, and why he could never stand silent while the helpless were broken.
"A dam made of glass cannot hold a river of spirit."
In the quiet Clarendon village of Wataside, the Peace River flows silent and heavy. For twenty years, the village has prospered on a silence bought with blood. But when twelve-year-old Zion pulls a smooth black stone from the riverbed, the debt comes due.
Set just after the First Maroon War, this gripping historical novel follows Willow and Kai as they uncover ancient knowledge shared by a Taíno priestess. Defying the treaty that ended the war, they embark on a dangerous journey for justice.
Unlock the story of a nation forged in struggle, spirit, and survival. This sweeping historical journey traces Jamaica's evolution from Pre-1494 through 1962—uncovering the events, people, and forces that shaped the island and echoed far beyond its shores.