New Release Novella
A Debt In Blood
When Kingston financial officer Adrian Campbell uncovers millions stolen from a Jamaican government agency, he believes exposing the truth is his duty. But when his investigation leads to threats and the brutal murder of his mother, justice becomes personal.
Determined to bring everyone responsible to their knees, Adrian follows a trail of blood, corruption, and betrayal—one that leads straight to the powerful mentor he trusted like a father.
They took his mother. Now every debt must be paid.
About this story
When Kingston financial officer Adrian Campbell uncovers millions stolen from a Jamaican government agency, he believes exposing the truth is his duty. But when his investigation leads to threats and the brutal murder of his mother, justice becomes personal.
Determined to bring everyone responsible to their knees, Adrian follows a trail of blood, corruption, and betrayal—one that leads straight to the powerful mentor he trusted like a father.
They took his mother. Now every debt must be paid.
About the Series
Blood & Betrayal
In Jamaica, power isn't always held by those in government. Sometimes, it belongs to the men who control the streets, the money, and the secrets everyone will die to protect. From the bustling streets of Kingston to the dangerous criminal networks stretching between Spanish Town and Montego Bay, "Blood & Betrayal" is a gritty Jamaican crime saga where political corruption, organized crime, family loyalty, and personal vengeance collide. When financial officer Adrian Campbell uncovers decades of government embezzlement, his pursuit of justice exposes a deadly network of powerful men. But the corruption runs deeper than anyone realizes, reaching into communities where young men like Malik Bennett are trapped in blood debts they never truly agreed to pay. As old secrets surface and loyalties fracture, the lives of ordinary Jamaicans become entangled in a struggle against men who have ruled through fear for generations. In a country where justice can be bought, silence is enforced, and betrayal often comes from those closest to you, one question remains: How much blood must be spilled before the debt is finally paid?







