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A collection of stories set in Grenada and Britain, from the 1970s onwards.
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Ross and Collins combine connections to Grenada with experience of living abroad. Angel follows political change through a young woman’s coming of age, while The Ladies are Upstairs turns to the span of one woman’s life. Ocean Stirrings is historical fiction honouring Louise Little and should be approached as fiction. Crime readers can begin with The Bone Readers, set on the fictional island of Camaho.
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A collection of stories set in Grenada and Britain, from the 1970s onwards.

Angel’s coming of age unfolds alongside Grenada’s political transformations from the 1950s to 1983.
Linked stories follow Doux from Caribbean childhood to old age between her children’s homes in the United States.
This novel pays tribute to Grenada-born Louise Little, political activist and mother of Malcolm X.
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Michael Digson applies his forensic talents to an investigation on the fictional Caribbean island of Camaho.
Pynter’s coming of age unfolds alongside the history of a Caribbean village, plantation labour and social change.

Detective Digger Digson tries to save a colleague accused of killing a man on the fictional Caribbean island of Camaho.
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