Journey back to childhood with the Jamaican Story Book’s Childhood Series.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica stands at a crossroads. Its landscape scarred, its communities shaken, but its spirit unbroken. In this powerful continuation of Marvin and Hurricane Melissa, we follow Marvin and his father Carl as they do their part in rebuilding Jamaica. What began as…

When nine-year-old Marvin from rural St. Catherine hears that #hurricanemelissa —a Category 5 monster storm—is approaching Jamaica, fear grips his small community. But while everyone prepares to hunker down, Marvin can’t stop thinking about one person: Maas Ezekiel, the elderly man who lives alone up the hillside. In…

When a Jamaican man abandons the woman who loves him and the child she carries, his betrayal sets off a ripple effect. Fifteen years later, fate drags him back into their lives—not for forgiveness, but for survival.  

In this hauntingly beautiful Jamaican Story Book folklore story, a daughter receives an unexpected visit from her mother — only to discover the next morning that her mother had died hours before. A River Mother’s Promise blends ancient beliefs about the afterlife, ancestral spirits, and the sacred connection…

Rita and Andre left everything behind to build a new life together — love, loyalty, and the promise of a better future guiding their every step. But when they return home to Jamaica years later, the paradise they dreamed of becomes the stage for heartbreak, betrayal, and brutal…

Some truths can’t stay hidden forever. In this story, we explore how deception always reveals itself, and how choices rooted in dishonor only lead to downfall. Anything Inna Dark Muss Come To Light.

Step into the misty mysteries of Jamaica with our spine-chilling modern horror story, Justice For The Duppies on Dunham Road. Journey with Janine Clarke—a determined journalist—into the heart of the Blue Mountains, where ancient curses, restless duppies, and forgotten secrets come to life. As eerie mists and spectral…

I sent my daughter to stay with her father Saturday night, and when she came back, her stepmother had cut her hair without my permission! The same hair I’ve been growing since she was born—thick, natural, and almost waist-length. I nearly passed out when I saw her.

From a dusty yard in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, to a thriving carpentry business in Upstate New York, Marlon’s journey is one of resilience, transformation, and hope. This video chronicles Marlon’s life, from a quiet boy growing up in a children’s home, carrying the weight of illiteracy and early…

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