Marsha Gomes-McKie escribe novelas románticas, a menudo incorporando elementos de folclore, lo paranormal o fantasía, junto con relatos de encuentros peculiares y sensuales. También aporta su talento como autora e ilustradora a libros infantiles, y pronto planea explorar la literatura juvenil. Más allá de sus actividades creativas, fomenta activamente las conexiones literarias dentro de la diáspora caribeña y contribuye a organizaciones que apoyan a escritores e ilustradores de libros infantiles.
Unlike other little ducklings, Duck is quite particular about staying clean. His determination to do just that lands him in quite a fickle every day however he stands firm for what he believes in. This story is a cute reminder that children are people too, they have their own characters which when nurtured, produces confident little leaders who can change how we see the world.
Fred and Frank are two frogs whose choices of foods are as different as day is from night, however in spite of their differences they remain best friends. Join Fred and Frank in a tale of flies as they tell us what they like and don't like about flies and what they like about being friends.
An arranged, loveless marriage, Ralone and Omari rule his kingdom like strangers. With a foundation of mistrust and secrets these two pledge to stay apart forever. Omari sinks deep into depression, as she ponders the reality of her existence, forever trapped by duty, never to be loved while Ralone is haunted by the past, even though he wishes for a real future with Omari. Sometimes, the only one who can heal your heart is the one who broke it in the first place, but finding your way back to love means you have to learn the hardest lesson of all, that only forgiveness can heal.