My beautiful book was nominated for book of the year! I‘m so excited.

“Per capita, my village has a higher than average rate of drama among its residents than anywhere else on the island.”

The opening line in The Secrets of Catspraddle Village

So happy.

I can‘t wait to launch my new release on May 2nd! Preorders available on Amazon or visit www.calliebrowning.com to find your favourite retailer.

Currently doing a giveaway on my IG and TikTok. Check it out to enter now!

Just $1.99 on Amazon for a limited time! Featured by the New York Times and inclusive of Edgar nominated stories!

Thanks so much to Gine On magazine for shortlisting The Vanishing Girls as one of the nominees for 2022 Book of the year!

Thanks so much to the Jamaica Gleaner for featuring The Vanishing Girls as one of the Top 10 Caribbean Books of 2021!

Can‘t wait to release the cover for my latest book! #coverreveal

It‘s kinda Halloween themed, right?🤷🏽‍♀️

“A moment of discomfort or a lifetime of discontent.” One of the quotes by my favourite characters who never even physically appears in this book!

"She's herself...not a slave to fashion or society's expectations." Callie Browning

A reviewer said my book is like a “grown-up Nancy Drew”. Best thing I‘ve ever heard.

Get the FREE prologue for The Vanishing Girls now. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XC899D2/ref=nodl_?mc_cid=f20e36cbe1&mc_eid=UNIQID

I‘m dropping the free prologue for my upcoming book on Tuesday! Grab your copy now! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XC899D2/ref=nodl_?ref_=pe_3052080_276849420

Grab this great book now!

The lovely Rebel Women‘s Lit invited me to their book club last Friday and I thoroughly enjoyed discussing my book, The Girl with the Hazel Eyes.

Best reading spot in Barbados. It‘s only a 550ft climb😉.

“All we have in this life is time.” Susan Taylor, The Girl with the Hazel Eyes.

The most beautiful reading spot in Barbados

Susan flashed another infuriating smirk at Lia. “That‘s settled. I‘ll tell you everything you want to know about me. The good, the bad, and the reason you‘re really here: the scandal that rocked the Caribbean.”

Currently reading.

I absolutely adored this book. The characters, plot and pacing are all marvelous.

It started off great and the beautiful writing structure continued throughout the book. But in the end, I found it to be a missed opportunity for a subject as grave as this. I also found it a bit too referential and about 100 pages too long. Some judicious editing would have made it a 5 star read for me even with bland ending.

Loving this so far.

I love getting reviews.

So one of my book buddies told me about My Dark Vanessa and I admit I‘m kind of hooked in a sick twisted way given the subject matter.

Definitely a four star read for me. The writing was sharp and insightful. The characters are deep and dimensional even if some of them are unlikeable. I really enjoyed this book.

The March issue of my literary magazine is out now! Find out more about what I‘m working on and get my fluffy cassava pancake recipe that my readers have been asking for since 2019.

Loving this!

Get a chance to win this amazing book basket! Just sign up here for your chance to win. This competition is open internationally so everyone is free to enter. https://mailchi.mp/081926af0970/calliebrowning

Currently reading. I‘ve already formed a different opinion from what was portrayed in the media and it‘s only the first chapter.

Having a nice day poolside with my fave.

This was an incredible book. My 3rd five star read for the year.

This was literary ambrosia. I loved it and gave it 5 sparkling stars. It was beautifully constructed and the two main characters were well developed. My only qualm was that when I closed the book, I wasn‘t left pondering any character tensions. The plot wrapped up so tidily that it was a little convenient.

Had to pick this up at the bookstore because I just love historical fiction. What‘s your favourite historical fiction book?

Hi, everyone. I‘m currently giving away 10 kindle copies of my book in exchange for 10 honest reviews. Feel free to message me.

The Girl with the Hazel Eyes was a finalist in the JAAWP Caribbean Writer's Prize. #book #caribbeanbook #newbook

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This was one of my favourite reads of 2017.

Currently reading this. I‘m a little bogged down by how overly descriptive it is but I‘ll see how I feel by the end of chapter two.

This wasn‘t my favourite. All of the characters are too angry and none of them seem to have a good day. I didn‘t come away with the warmest feelings about it.

I started off loving this book, but that changed.