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Daughter of the Caribbean is a love letter that pays homage to the culture and heritage of the exotic, beautiful, and conflicting island paradise that is Jamaica. It is an epic story told through the eyes of a Jamaican native, Olivia, who was raised for years by her Jamaican grandmother Sedith on the sprawling estate of Twickenham. The book explores the bonds of family, the value of embracing and understanding one's heritage despite notorious ancestors, and the journey that is life. Life's a battle, and Daughter of the Caribbean explores that battle in the backdrop of tropical paradise and eternal wonder. This book is a must read for anyone who loves stories of life, love, rich and controversial history and politics, and the bonds among family members that can't be broken.

Norma Jennings was born and raised on the Caribbean island of Jamaica in the West Indies. From an exotic multiethnic background of black, white, and East Indian descent, two strong and dynamic women and a remarkably intelligent and adventurous father influenced her. She migrated to the United States in the early 1970s, where she earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Angelo State University and graduated from the Management Development Program at Harvard Graduate School. She built a successful career as a corporate executive in the hotel, education, banking, and health care industries, and has specialized training and experience in recruitment, employee relations, compensation, employee benefits, information technology, and labor and immigration laws. She enjoys dual citizenship in Jamaica and the United States. She stays close to the old estate she inherited in Jamaica, her beloved Twickenham, and is currently working on her second book.