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Finding the Love Between Them
They were raised to honor tradition. Falling in love was never part of the plan.
Summa and Angola come from two proud families in Kingston, Jamaica—families with deep roots, strong expectations, and very different cultural values. Their futures were mapped out long before they met. But when a chance encounter sparks something undeniable, their hearts begin to rewrite the rules.
Drawn together by curiosity and connection, Summa and Angola must navigate the tension between love and loyalty. Their bond is real—but so are the consequences. In a world where family legacy matters more than personal desire, can they choose each other without losing everything?
A heartfelt, clean romance about forbidden love, cultural identity, and the courage to follow your heart.
Summa and Angola come from two proud families in Kingston, Jamaica—families with deep roots, strong expectations, and very different cultural values. Their futures were mapped out long before they met. But when a chance encounter sparks something undeniable, their hearts begin to rewrite the rules.
Drawn together by curiosity and connection, Summa and Angola must navigate the tension between love and loyalty. Their bond is real—but so are the consequences. In a world where family legacy matters more than personal desire, can they choose each other without losing everything?
A heartfelt, clean romance about forbidden love, cultural identity, and the courage to follow your heart.
63 pages, ebook
First published November 9, 2025
About the author
Gwyneth Harold Davidson
4 books38 followersGwyneth Harold Davidson is a Jamaican novelist and short story writer.
Harold Davidson writes short stories and novels that suit a young adult (YA) audience, and also general adult literature. Her literary awards have been for general adult literature, and her body of work is set in the Caribbean. She is also an experienced public relations practitioner.
Two of her fiction compilations have been produced for audio: the five-part aviation adventure series, Fly Guy; and Young Heroes, which was a collaborative project with the Jamaica Information Service (JIS).
She is a collaborator of the Two Seasons Talking Trees Literary Fiesta which was held in Jamaica in 2011, 2012 and 2014.
Harold Davidson also writes journalism articles and she edited the newsletter of the Public Relations Society of Jamaica from 2009 - 2013. She enjoys the Caribbean lifestyle where her greatest challenge is growing flowers and vegetables in the backyard garden in Jamaica where she lives with her husband and their son.
Awards
JCDC 2002 Award for short story, Man of Honour
JCDC 2002 Award of Merit for novel, Secret Identities of the Rio Minho
Short Listed for the Una Marson Book Prize 2001 for collection of short stories, Here and Elsewhere
Recipient of JCDC 2001, 2003, 2004 Literary Awards for short stories
Recipient of JCDC 2002, 2003, 2005 Literary Awards for novels
Short Listed for Vic Reid Prize for children 2007 for novel, Bad Girls in School
Novel
Bad Girls in School (2007) Harcourt Education, Caribbean Writers Series
Newspaper Fiction Series
Someone Special - a wilful teenage girl gets sent to Montego Bay to be reformed by her aunt, but instead gets caught up in the illicit narcotics trade before she is rescued by an unlikely hero. The Teen Herald - 10 episodes, 2004
The Gleaner’s Youth Link magazine – 4 episodes, 2010
Fly Guy Part 1 stories of a Caribbean aviator – Reckless behaviour in street traffic causes a jet pilot to lose his job and he has to rebuild his reputation. He is able to rediscover his passion for flying through aviation escapades at the lowest level of his profession.
Radio Silence Part 2 of the Fly Guy aviation adventure series – The Gleaner’s Youth Link magazine – five, five-minute episodes, 2011
A jet pilot helps his friend, a police detective, to solve the mystery of why cellular frequencies seem to be frequently blocked across the capital city. It brings them into danger, and back in contact with an old friend.
Audio Drama
Fly Guy Part 1 of the aviation adventure series – four, five-minute episodes, 2010
Young Heroes – alternate histories of seven of Jamaica’s national heroes – seven, five-minute episodes, 2013. This was co-produced with the Jamaica Information Service (JIS) on the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the agency.
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Harold Davidson writes short stories and novels that suit a young adult (YA) audience, and also general adult literature. Her literary awards have been for general adult literature, and her body of work is set in the Caribbean. She is also an experienced public relations practitioner.
Two of her fiction compilations have been produced for audio: the five-part aviation adventure series, Fly Guy; and Young Heroes, which was a collaborative project with the Jamaica Information Service (JIS).
She is a collaborator of the Two Seasons Talking Trees Literary Fiesta which was held in Jamaica in 2011, 2012 and 2014.
Harold Davidson also writes journalism articles and she edited the newsletter of the Public Relations Society of Jamaica from 2009 - 2013. She enjoys the Caribbean lifestyle where her greatest challenge is growing flowers and vegetables in the backyard garden in Jamaica where she lives with her husband and their son.
Awards
JCDC 2002 Award for short story, Man of Honour
JCDC 2002 Award of Merit for novel, Secret Identities of the Rio Minho
Short Listed for the Una Marson Book Prize 2001 for collection of short stories, Here and Elsewhere
Recipient of JCDC 2001, 2003, 2004 Literary Awards for short stories
Recipient of JCDC 2002, 2003, 2005 Literary Awards for novels
Short Listed for Vic Reid Prize for children 2007 for novel, Bad Girls in School
Novel
Bad Girls in School (2007) Harcourt Education, Caribbean Writers Series
Newspaper Fiction Series
Someone Special - a wilful teenage girl gets sent to Montego Bay to be reformed by her aunt, but instead gets caught up in the illicit narcotics trade before she is rescued by an unlikely hero. The Teen Herald - 10 episodes, 2004
The Gleaner’s Youth Link magazine – 4 episodes, 2010
Fly Guy Part 1 stories of a Caribbean aviator – Reckless behaviour in street traffic causes a jet pilot to lose his job and he has to rebuild his reputation. He is able to rediscover his passion for flying through aviation escapades at the lowest level of his profession.
Radio Silence Part 2 of the Fly Guy aviation adventure series – The Gleaner’s Youth Link magazine – five, five-minute episodes, 2011
A jet pilot helps his friend, a police detective, to solve the mystery of why cellular frequencies seem to be frequently blocked across the capital city. It brings them into danger, and back in contact with an old friend.
Audio Drama
Fly Guy Part 1 of the aviation adventure series – four, five-minute episodes, 2010
Young Heroes – alternate histories of seven of Jamaica’s national heroes – seven, five-minute episodes, 2013. This was co-produced with the Jamaica Information Service (JIS) on the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the agency.
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