Whispers of the Banyan Tree - Chavremootoo, Belinda
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Some roots run too deep to stay buried. When Inspector Alisha Desai returns to her island homeland of Île de Céleste, she's hoping for a quiet posting and a fresh start. But a body beneath a sacred banyan tree and a silver coin left as a calling card mark the beginning of a chilling ritual. Each death that follows is tied to long-forgotten land deals, colonial ghosts, and a secret her grandfather once tried to expose-and paid the price for. As Alisha and her team navigate political pressure, cultural silence, and creeping dread, they uncover a ritual woven through the island's past-one that refuses to stay buried.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Some roots run too deep to stay buried. When Inspector Alisha Desai returns to her island homeland of Île de Céleste, she's hoping for a quiet posting and a fresh start. But a body beneath a sacred banyan tree and a silver coin left as a calling card mark the beginning of a chilling ritual. Each death that follows is tied to long-forgotten land deals, colonial ghosts, and a secret her grandfather once tried to expose-and paid the price for. As Alisha and her team navigate political pressure, cultural silence, and creeping dread, they uncover a ritual woven through the island's past-one that refuses to stay buried.
Autorenporträt
Belinda writes layered mysteries where memory lingers, landscapes remember, and silence speaks louder than words. Her stories slip between the literary and the intimate-part atmospheric suspense, part quiet reckoning. Rooted in a love for islands, history, and hidden truths, her work invites readers to linger in the in-between.She believes some lands carry echoes of everything they've witnessed-grief, joy, betrayal-and that nostalgia for place is its own kind of story. When she's not writing, Belinda tends to her garden, guided by the rustle of leaves, the smell of earth, and the quiet company of two cats who always seem to know more than they let on.