Washington, D.C., 1983.

A journalist a box at her door. No note, no warning. Inside: a single 7.62 round.

Sasha Carter was never meant to be part of the story. But when her investigation pulls her into the shadows of a collapsing revolution, the line between observer and participant disappears.

Across the Caribbean, whispers of betrayal ripple through Grenada as political tensions ignite into something far more dangerous. Governments maneuver in silence. Loyalties fracture. And in the middle of it all stands a woman forced to choose between truth and survival. As Sasha follows a trail of secrets buried beneath diplomacy and bloodshed, she uncovers a world where nothing is accidental, and no one is innocent.

Not the men in power.

Not the ones hiding in the dark.

Not even herself.

DARQUE: A Woman Burnt Without Flames is a gripping historical thriller about memory, manipulation, and the quiet violence that shapes nations and the people caught inside them.