Short Story "Meeting at Rosa Linda" 

The main inspiration of the story was the bravery and integrity of the Jamaica Constabulary Force marine police who recovered a police boat that had been stolen by smugglers and taken to another country across the Caribbean Sea.

Some of the participants received national awards for their part in the episode, others are content to know that they participated in an act of valour. I humbly dedicate this story to all of them.

I wish to thank the following persons who helped me with additional research. Jamaica HAM Radio operators 6Y5KT and 6Y5DB.  

YA Novel "Bad Girls in School"

This is a novel in the "Caribbean Writers" series from a dynamic new writer and journalist from Jamaica. The atrocious behaviour of Taj, Cally and Katty, students at Redeemer College for girls, has disrupted the school. Determined to bring back order, the Principal has isolated them for expulsion, however her plans are thwarted! A special one year programme is set up for the rehabilitation of the girls. Will the bad girls reform, or simply continue to tear down all that is good around them? 

YA Novel "Something Special"

Spunky, feisty and nearly sixteen years old, Cornelia has been sent to stay with a strict aunt as a form of correction for reckless disobedience. She is unrepentant and pursues the company of the attractive Jimmy Barnett, a young man with a ruthless reputation; but there is also Janvon Sewell, a boy who can lead her towards true maturity and salvation.   Set in Montego Bay, Jamaica.  

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YA Novel "Young Heroes of the Caribbean"

Life on the beach was comfortable, Ramiro thought, until his father, Sawdust, decided that the racetrack was a better scene for his ten-year-old son, than Ramiro’s mother Lily. With Ramiro gone, Lily might replace him with the strange girl Gail, but Lily is also more concerned about losing her home, and her livelihood. The mythical strength of seven young heroes from back in time prepare the family for their common destiny and the challenges that are to come.

Realistic fiction for young adults featuring adventures set in the contemporary and the historic Caribbean. Themes include family life, parent separation, rivalry, honour, bravery, sports (horseracing), awareness of the environment . 

· Number of pages - 160 printed text including 12 black and white illustrations

• Soft cover

• Media tie-in with seven audio stories available online

This is the print version of the online Raising Ramiro that was published in 2013.

ISBN 978 976 8246 31 8 

Papa Romeo

Fly Guy Part 1

As a young jet pilot, Kit Khouri had it all, and lived life sometimes to excess. A tragic crash led to a police charge that changed his life. Through a series of events, he is slowly rebuilding his life. A Caribbean aviation adventure series. This is 16-page publication on Amazon.com and also an audio drama on YouTube  

Radio Silence

Fly Guy Part 2

This is part two of the aviation adventure series, Fly Guy.

 A young aviator and his friend, a police detective take on solving the mystery of dropped telephone calls across the nation.

Published as a demo on isuu.com 

http://issuu.com/gwyneth_h/docs/flyguy-radiosilence-full 

Fly Guy - four adventures of a Caribbean aviator 

YouTube @JamaicaWorldPower

Young Heroes chapter 1 Nanny of the Maroons

https://soundcloud.com/gwyneth-harold/sets/young-heroes