Now Available for Preorder
Words Were the Enemy is now available for preorder.
A powerful novel in verse exploring confused words, identity, and the moments that shape how we find our voice.
Releasing April 1 for Poetry Month.
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Meet the Author
Leah T. Williams is a Caribbean author from St. Kitts, now based in the United States, who writes stories that center culture, identity, and the voices of young people navigating their world.
As both a middle school educator and college professor, she has spent years helping students find their voice. Her books reflect that same mission—creating stories where readers, especially those from underrepresented communities, can see themselves on the page.
From mystery to romance to poetry, her work blends real-life experiences with powerful storytelling, offering readers stories that are relatable, meaningful, and unforgettable.
Why Readers Love These Stories
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“An emotional rollercoaster that blends history, culture, and storytelling in a way that really stays with you.”
— Amazon Reader, Black Girls Day Off
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“The authentic voice and island setting made me feel like I was right there. A beautiful and emotional coming-of-age story.”
— Goodreads Reader, Sweet Like Sugar Cane
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“One of the best coming-of-age stories I’ve read in a long time. The characters felt real and unforgettable.”
— StoryGraph Reader, Neither Out Far Nor In Deep
Read Them Together or On Their Own
Each story stands on its own, but together they create a deeper, richer reading experience.
Sweet Like Sugar Cane and Neither Out Far Nor In Deep are connected through culture, family, and the journey of growing up.
While each story can be read on its own, readers who explore both will notice deeper themes of identity, relationships, and what it means to find your place between worlds.
Before You Go…
If you’ve made it this far, there’s a story here waiting for you.
Whether you’re looking for something meaningful, relatable, or simply a story you can’t put down… these books were written with you in mind.
Start with one—or build your collection.