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By: Ina Brink

Jamaica

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On the emerald green island of Jamaica, an unpredictable adventure awaits twins Ana and Nicky who travel there to celebrate their coming of age. Under the Caribbean sun, they anticipate a holiday filled with fun, freedom, and excitement. But the idyllic island harbours hidden dangers beyond their expectations.

As the twins revel amid the natural tropical beauty, the thin veneer of paradise soon peels away. Their riveting journey quickly becomes a rollercoaster of suspense and action, where lust masquerades as love, morality wears ambiguous shades of gray, innocence hangs in the balance, and ruin looms one impulsive misstep away.

Ultimately, Ana and Nicky’s suspenseful odyssey of twists and turns, romantic encounters, and narrow escapes will redefine their limits of self-preservation. On an island where peril and pleasure intertwine, the twins’ quest for discovery threatens any chance of returning home the same. Their choices will determine if this final fling is merely the end of their adventurous holiday or the end of innocence itself.

The Author was born on September 3, 1972, in Kimberley, South Africa.


She graduated from La Rochelle Girls High school in Paarl at the end of 1990 and went on to study clothing design and production. She served for four years in the police force before running a small self-owned clothing business for nine years. Also, a mother of three, she is currently the South African logistics and client co-ordinator for an international food group.


She has been actively writing for more than two decades and her debut novel Defeated by Justice was published in March 2022 by Austin Macauley Publishers.

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  • Armour Koekemoer

    Jamaica by Ina Brink is an action-packed, emotional rollercoaster that takes readers on a gripping journey filled with suspense, danger, and unexpected twists. Centered around two sisters, Ana and Nicky, the story begins as a seemingly carefree 21st birthday trip to Jamaica, gifted by their parents. What starts as an idyllic vacation soon spirals into a harrowing tale of kidnapping, crime, drugs, and the dark realities of an underworld that intertwines with passion and intrigue reminiscent of 50 Shades of Grey. From the very beginning, Brink masterfully immerses the reader into the world of Ana and Nicky, capturing the essence of their bond and their vulnerability. I found myself emotionally invested, almost as if I were traveling alongside the sisters, wanting to help them navigate the perilous situations they faced. The narrative takes a thrilling turn as Ana and Nicky’s father, aided by his covert network of friends and allies—including Azacca’s gang and Devan—embarks on a dangerous rescue mission. The covert operation is not without its costs, as lives are lost along the way, including The King, Azacca, and Frans, whose sacrifices add weight and realism to the story. The intensity of these moments is palpable, and the balance of loss and triumph kept me hooked until the very end. What makes Jamaica stand out is Ina Brink’s ability to seamlessly blend elements of suspense, action, and emotion. The vivid descriptions and well-developed characters make the story come alive, creating a cinematic experience within the pages of the book. Brink has an undeniable talent for capturing the reader's imagination, and I found myself pacing my reading to savor each chapter, knowing I didn’t want the journey to end too soon. Overall, Jamaica is a thrilling and captivating read that left me eager for more. Ina Brink has once again proven her ability to tell a compelling story that grips the reader from start to finish. I can only hope that her next book is released soon, as I’m already looking forward to another unforgettable adventure.

  • The Godfather

    It's been a while since I have read a book that has contained all the key ingredients of my favourite action movies. Beautiful exotic Jamaica is the backdrop, two innocent white South African girls are the main characters and their adventure quickly becomes misadventure, as they become intertwined with the good and bad that life has to offer. A carefully researched, suspenseful, action-packed, provocative read that is sure to leave you panting at the end. A make-it-a-movie book, if ever there was one!

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