“Storm Over Eden” by Belva Plain is a dramatic novel that explores the fate of a family across generations. The novel is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and secrets, set against the backdrop of the Caribbean’s colorful and complex history.

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• Author: Belva Plain
• Title: Storm over Eden
• Genre: Fiction, Drama
• Language: Swedish
• Publisher: B. Wahlströms
• ISBN: 91-32-32436-7

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The sun was setting over paradise. In the burning evening light, she saw St. Felice disappear into a blazing sun on the horizon. Teresa Francis was little more than a child when she herself made the long journey across the sea to give birth to her illegitimate child. A black youth had defiled her body. That was the word. The family honor was tarnished.

Teresa marries and has more children, but she hides from everyone her dark secret about the boy born in London and left with the black servant. A tormenting question haunts her throughout her life: what became of him?

With Teresa's family in focus, we follow how the shadows gather over St. Felice, the paradise in the Caribbean Sea, as the contradictions between the white ruling class and the black proletariat, the descendants of slaves, grow ever greater.

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