Huracan

Immerse yourself in the powerful narrative of Huracan by Diana McCaulay, a compelling exploration of Jamaica's complex history of slavery and independence. Published in 2012, this novel spans 276 pages, weaving together personal and historical tales that resonate deeply.

Follow the journey of Leigh McCaulay, who left Jamaica for New York at just 15 after her parents' divorce. Years later, following her mother's passing, Leigh returns to her homeland in search of her estranged father and the family secrets he guards. As she navigates her new life on the island, she uncovers the rich tapestry of her ancestors, including the enigmatic Zachary.

Diana McCaulay's poignant storytelling invites readers to reflect on themes of identity, family, and the enduring impact of history. Discover the intricacies of father-daughter relationships and the legacy of the past in this thought-provoking work of fiction.