Dew Angels

Dew Angels by Melanie Schwapp, published by HopeRoad Publishing Limited in 2016, is a poignant novel that explores the complexities of identity and resilience. This 304-page book is set in Jamaica and follows the life of Nola Chambers, who faces rejection and abuse due to her dark skin in a family that values lighter complexions. As she navigates a world filled with prejudice and emotional turmoil, Nola’s journey reveals the struggles of those marginalized by societal standards.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of friendship, healing, and the quest for self-acceptance. Through her bond with Dahlia Day, Nola discovers a space of compassion that allows her to confront her painful past and embrace her true self. The story addresses significant social themes, including physical and emotional abuse, as well as the impact of racism and prejudice. Dew Angels presents a heartfelt exploration of overcoming adversity and finding hope amidst brokenness.
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Set in Jamaica, a heartbreaking, courageous novel of broken lives healed through courage and hope. From the day she was born Nola Chambers is rejected by those she should most trust. Born with dark skin into a family that prides themselves on their light complexion, Nola grows up abandoned and perceived as worthless. Deprived of familial love, affection and security, she falls victim to her father’s abusive behaviour and struggles though society’s harsh judgments of her black skin. Trying to overcome the brutalities in her life, she meets Dahlia Day. Their friendship opens for Nola another world, a world of tenderness and compassion, a world where Nola can rise above prejudices and reveal her true self – a world where love knows no colour. After UGLY comes DEW ANGELS: open your heart and let Nola Chambers inside.
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