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"By no means the greatest but discovering and expressing one of my most feared passion — reading and penning my imagination." — Tabitha Smith
"By no means the greatest but discovering and expressing one of my most feared passion — reading and penning my imagination." — Tabitha Smith
"By no means the greatest but discovering and expressing one of my most feared passion — reading and penning my imagination." — Tabitha Smith
Tabitha Smith is the author of two novellas and a Caribbean Historical Novel.
It was nothing more than a prolong dream for publishing her previous works spanning over a decade or so. Fear of the impossible and the marginal errors of her predisposition had kept her away from such endeavors until she had ramped up grit and embraced the poss
Tabitha Smith is the author of two novellas and a Caribbean Historical Novel.
It was nothing more than a prolong dream for publishing her previous works spanning over a decade or so. Fear of the impossible and the marginal errors of her predisposition had kept her away from such endeavors until she had ramped up grit and embraced the possibilities of demonstrating the human in her to publish.
Her first published work 'Cold Inside Us' stemmed from the frequent conclusions made in her Science classes that local teens needed a contemporary story to relate with. However, like many writers she believes her most creative work rest within the genres of thrillers and historical. This gave birth to her newest published work 'Lovers' Point' inspired by the local legend of a slave romance in Jamaica.
Tabitha is currently working on an upcoming crime thriller titled 'Violet Lily' and hopes it will make its mark in capturing readers attention to the thrill of living on the island through the eyes of a small group of unique characters.
"By no means the greatest but discovering and expressing one of my most feared passion — reading and penning my imagination." — Tabitha Smith
"By no means the greatest but discovering and expressing one of my most feared passion — reading and penning my imagination." — Tabitha Smith
"By no means the greatest but discovering and expressing one of my most feared passion — reading and penning my imagination." — Tabitha Smith
Tabitha Smith is just as much a reader as she writes. Though it has been difficult for her to read as she desires due to the constrains of teaching she is still working on a list of books on her TBR. These include:
1. Verity- Collen Hoover
2. Healing the Orphaned Heart by Rebecca Lang
3. The silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
4. The Dead Gir
Tabitha Smith is just as much a reader as she writes. Though it has been difficult for her to read as she desires due to the constrains of teaching she is still working on a list of books on her TBR. These include:
1. Verity- Collen Hoover
2. Healing the Orphaned Heart by Rebecca Lang
3. The silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
4. The Dead Girl in 2A by Carter Wilson
5. Gone by James Peterson
6. Sans Espoir by Kimelene Carr
Author's Fun Facts
"By no means the greatest but discovering and expressing one of my most feared passion — reading and penning my imagination." — Tabitha Smith
Author's Fun Facts
1. This author has an appetite for food. Indian and Thai cuisines are her favorite.
2. The sand, sun and sea are her nature get away.
3. Most enjoyed TV shows are: CSI Vegas, The Prodigal Son, and Bridgeton.
From start to finish this was a wonderful read. Reading from a Jamaican perspective was a plus as there was much that felt nostalgic. Superb character development, that will bring you on a emotional roller coaster as the young people depicted were so relatable. I surely recommend.
Andre Goulbourne via amazon.com
This is well written, a very easy read. The author's keen attention to detail is evident, she was able present the main character s feelings and experiences in a relatable way. Highly recommended, looking forward to a possible book two, would love to know what is next for these young islanders.
Lorraine Lee via amazon.com
Cold inside us is a real page turner; I hardly took a break from reading it. The use of three different narrators ensured that the book was peppered with its fear share of suspense; causing me to literally put everything else on pause to finish reading it. Being a native Jamaican, it felt good been
Shawn McClean via amazon.com
While reading this book, like any other reader, I began with an open mind, a willingness to hear out the story, but I didn't need will for long, as the pages, the words and the characters soon grasped and sucked me into their world. I felt led along, to see their stories on the frontline, I somewhat
Lorie Duncan - Goodreads.com
Set on the beautiful island of Jamaica, Cold Inside Us tells us of four friends, each with a story of his/her own, exploring the themes of family, conflict and tragedy; ultimately proving how friendship, even unexpected ones, can be a source of positivity and comfort. The author lets readers into t
Sherell Bernard- Goodreads.com