When Hurricane Melissa barrels toward Jamaica, Taheyra Morgan has one thing on her mind-get through another exhausting shift and make it home before the sky breaks open. But a chance encounter with a stranger at closing time flips her world sideways. Khairo St. James doesn't do chaos. He's a man of control, precision, and silence-until a soft-spoken cashier with a stubborn streak and a dangerous commute refuses to listen when he tells her to stay put. When the first winds hit, so does the reality that she's not making it home. One offer turns into one night. One night turns into a week. Now, trapped together in his home of steel and glass, Taheyra and Khairo are forced to confront more than the storm outside-the heat between them, the walls they've built, and the truths they've both been running from. In the eye of the hurricane, nothing stays standing. Not even hearts. This is what it means to fall under the weather.

A Don with no concept of what love entails stubbles upon a Nurse who sets his heart straight.

"Whats wrong with you?" She asked. Leaning back in my chair I allowed the smoke to exit through my nose. Mi nuh know "Your sick Ai'janie!" She yelled walking away. Mi know

Weh mi manners my name is rain diamond morgan 15 16 this year still a virgin live in the blue mountain area st.thomas moved to grand pen have the worst mother but i still love her , have a dead beat father love music hate mix up and dem sumuh deh an dmi fat not the ugly fat mi fat ina the right places that litrle stomach batty cock up pum pum phat well too phat fimi age and it make me insecure i have strech mark but it dont affect me. I just done packing and fell asleep mi feel cold watta dash pon mi a weh di... " rain get up mia send yuh a shop." "Mummy we just move mi nuh know di place." I said " when yuh leff di yaad yaggo walk straight tun 2 corner see one blue house and lime green one continue dah road deh turn one next coner and den walk straight den yaggo see one slope and one pink shop." She said mi confuse Yess my mom isa witch fine out more in the story 💗 #jamaicandon #jamaicanwriters

"Not because I'm bigger in size mean I'm no less of a female" "It might as well be uh feel him aguh choose you ova me" "Anyday"

At 23, Kayla Richards has her life in careful balance as an accountant, but it wasn't always this way. Two years ago, she broke up with her boyfriend, Andre Malcolm, a successful businessman, without ever explaining why. When she simply said, "I want to break up," he agreed, leaving their once passionate relationship in ashes. Now, as Kayla faces a personal crisis, she finds herself needing Andre's help. Their unexpected reunion sparks old feelings and unresolved questions. Can they navigate the dark, twisting path of their past and find a way to rekindle their lost romance, or will the reasons that drove them apart continue to haunt them?

Deceits, blood, sweat, tears, love, and war. Did she see this for herself? Nope, neither did he. Did the devil send him to break her from her Christian ways or did God send her to break him from his sinful ones?? Though it is called Guns and Gospels will he transition from Guns to Gospels, or will she transition from Gospels to Guns? Well there is only one way to find out, and it's by coming along their journey with me

I always thought the worst thing that could happen to me already had-losing my parents at four, surviving an aunt who never wanted me, and marrying a man who only needed me for a signature. But life has a cruel way of showing you that rock bottom isn't a place... It's a person. And sometimes, so is your way out.

A popular dancehall artist who is known for his 'gyalis' life style falls for his friend's younger cousin. Will she fall for him as well despite her cousin's warning. Will they be together or will they not?

The Hairstylist and the Don "I want you to come one hour earlier than we agreed," his cilent said "Why?" he asked "You know why," she said and he looked at the phone. He made a face and looked away. Den a wah she show him "I already told you I'm saving myself for marriage," he said A wah pop Wah him just say