Daniel Paige wants a new lease on life. To do that, he must escape the clutches of his affluent, over-possessive parents. After finishing his MBA, he decides to break free to begin life anew in paradiseaJamaica, the land of reggae and Bob Marley. Destined to take over his parentsa software company in New York, Daniel decides that before he does that, he must make up for his lost years. Foremost on his mind is to find himself a woman. In Jamaica, Daniel has more than he bargained for; finding a woman is no longer a challengeathe challenge is how to choose one. Will Daniel discover too late that relationships, as well as independence, could come with a priceaa very dear price? He has seven days to sink or swim.

Reggae Silver knew he was destined to live up to his name and become a great reggae singer, but first he had to survive his release from prison. Wrongly accused of robbery and attempted murder, he faced the threat of deportation, poverty, and continuing battles with the drug dealer who had framed him. Yet he never lost sight of his two dreams-to become a famous reggae artist and to prove his innocence. Set against the backdrop of the Jamaican sub-culture in New York, Reggae Silver is a thrilling story interwoven with the music and language of the reggae world. Written by Horane Smith, a prolific Jamaican-Canadian novelist and award-winning journalist, this tale of a man's struggle against the odds has universal appeal.

Slavery was one challenge for Benjamin Curtis. Freedom was another. Freedom through to Underground Railroad to Canada from the Deep South, was always an elusive dream. But Benji intended to make it a reality. Little did he know the price he must pay for freedom. It was a journey without a beginning because he was a piece of property. Kept alive by hope, dead by reason, Benji vowed to reach the "Promised Land" with his family and love interest. Would separation, solitary confinement, or even death, stop him? Would determination beat disappointment? Only time would tell because the very land he saw as the only hope held big surprises. Backed by the support of a diehard abolitionist and an eminent philanthropist and father figure, Benji's formidable task was not made easier. Nevertheless, before him was a vast stretch of land and people that would either resist or assist his trek through the UNDERGROUND TO FREEDOM.