Haiti Stories

Efraín forma un equipo para una misión suicida.

"Engaging and impossible to put down", To Whom Much is Given, is Yanatha Desouvre's debut novel which readers have described as "James Bond meets Luther; with a dash of Marvel's X-Men and Mission Impossible sprinkled with Haitian hot sauce." Among action packed cliff hangers, Desouvre captures the complexity of the human spirit in this fictional, yet realistic culturally relevant mystery brimming in believable and intentionally broken characters, leaving you wondering what is next for this witty and courageous crew. Childhood friends Grayson and Amara, along with Dominique, Amara's closest friend join together on a dangerous pursuit to rescue Amara's nephew Jason. Little do they know where this quest will take them and how dangerous are the forces behind this kidnapping. The darkness of the past haunts these brave friends as they embark on this journey. Will they be able to save Jason in time?

One man's quest to revive his dead family by any means necessary

my coutry

A memoir forged in the dust, hunger, and quiet resilience of a forgotten childhood. JN Flame writes for those who have once been silenced but remain standing.

Years after her mother's passing, a depressed and lost Isla Jean-Baptiste seeks to connect to her mother through her Haitian heritage. But her research of her mother's cultural roots leads to more than she expected and ignites a hidden world of magic and secrets. She and her friends - Iris, Claire, Fred, Jonas and Ronald (with the help of their librarian) must navigate an entirely new (and slightly dangerous..) world of magic, mysterious portals, and forbidden knowledge to uncover the truth about their family's past and her school's dark legacy that all tie back to the infamous Bwa Kayiman ceremony.

Jeffrey St. Louis is the youngest in the family and is about to marry the love of his life, Katrina Marshall. Though they expect to have positive vibes as the wedding day draws near, members of the St. Louis family are experiencing deep struggles. As this Haitian American clan deals with these issues, they need to remember to keep their eyes on God to keep themselves away from self-destruction.

Life doesn't wait for you