JAY MICHAEL ROBERTSON

About the Author

Jay Michael Robertson was born two years after the Grenadian Revolution, into the quiet left behind by history’s noise.

He writes at the intersection of memory, oral history, and fiction—where official records fail, but lived experience persists. A Woman Burnt Without Flames is an act of remembrance, shaped by fragments shared across generations, by voices preserved in cadence rather than transcript, and by a refusal to smooth culture into something more convenient.

Robertson’s work is informed by Caribbean history, diaspora, and the ethics of telling stories that were never meant to be archived. He writes with the understanding that some truths survive not because they were recorded, but because they were carried.

This is his first published novel.

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A Woman Burnt Without Flames

In the summer of 1983, Washington journalist Sasha Carter follows a story no one wants told—an unraveling Caribbean island, Grenada, and a revolution inching toward collapse. When her reporting draws anonymous threats and her name arrives carved into a bullet, Sasha chooses pursuit over safety and silence over survival.

On the island, she moves through a world of fractured loyalties and hidden wars: intellectuals caught between belief and fear, soldiers who speak in half-truths, and violence that leaves no witnesses. As Grenada edges toward revolution and foreign intervention, Sasha’s investigation becomes a fight for memory itself—where truth is dangerous, history is contested, and survival demands sacrifice.

A Woman Burnt Without Flames is a political thriller rooted in real history, blending espionage, journalism, and psychological tension. It is a story about power and paranoia, about whose voices endure, and about a woman who learns that some truths do not explode—they smolder.

A Woman Burnt Without Flames

Sasha Carter

Sasha is a revolutionary journalist shaped by fire and conviction. Fiercely intelligent and morally uncompromising, she moves through conflict zones with a camera in one hand and defiance in the other—documentig truth not to observe history, but to force it into the light.

Darlene Wood

Darlene is a scholar trained to analyze conflict, not feel it. Precise and controlled, she navigates political violence with restraint and skepticism—aware that ideas can liberate nations or destroy them just as easily.

Kantus Darque

Kantus is a covert operative shaped by black wars and moral erosion. Silent and disciplined, he endures rather than questions, carrying violence with restraint and guilt as routine—until duty, love, and truth begin to fracture the armor he’s built to survive.

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