Kitten Trouble is a gripping, women-led Caribbean drama that follows four women—Sharleen, a determined journalist; Tara, with pink hair and fearless activism; Gigi, the unconventional founder of the Port Isabella Sex Workers Collective; and Daisy, the first lady carrying a haunting past—as they unite to seek truth and justice after a tragedy uncovered at St Colibri’s carnival. Written by a Costa-winning author, this suspenseful, emotionally charged novel blends resilience, community, and courage, inviting adult readers who crave thoughtful fiction about power, fallibility, and solidarity.

The narrative threads intertwine through multiple perspectives, shifting between Sharleen, Tara, Gigi, and Daisy with brisk pacing and vivid, accessible prose. The Caribbean island setting comes alive through sunlit streets, carnival rhythms, and intimate spaces that ground the characters’ journeys. Kitten Trouble invites readers to experience how communities respond when violence is confronted head-on, balancing tension with warmth, humor with heartbreak, and a steadfast belief in change.

• Interwoven, four-voice storytelling centered on Sharleen, Tara, Gigi, and Daisy
• Vibrant Caribbean island setting that shapes mood and choices
• Themes of resilience, justice, women’s solidarity, and resistance to societal violence
• Suspenseful plot with emotional depth, moments of humor, and powerful revelations
• Sharp, lyrical prose and authentic dialogue that lift the characters off the page

After finishing Kitten Trouble, readers are left inspired by the courage and cohesion of these women, feeling empowered to believe in the power of community and collective action. The book offers a hopeful, thought-provoking perspective on justice and solidarity that lingers long after the last page is turned.