The Color of Pain

Set against the shifting social and political landscape of mid-20th-century British Honduras, this novel presents a powerful and emotionally layered story about survival, identity, and the complicated bonds that define family. The narrative begins with Cathlean's return to the country she once fled, a place filled with painful memories and unresolved trauma. Her decision to reclaim her life and her son marks the beginning of a story that explores both personal ambition and the consequences ...