BURNT - Christmas on Fire by Cary Grant

Dec. 7, 2015 - PRLog -- Burnt - Christmas on Fire by Cary Grant
In the era of 70s racism against the Black and the Irish, hatred could not let ordinary people live a normal life. People belonging to the mix race relationships were petrified and lived in constant fear. The increasing racism resulted in victims being bullied and they were not allowed to live in residential properties existing in the city limits because of the discriminative signs. As a result, the Black and the Irish people were forced to live a less privileged life in the suburban parts of the country.

Burnt - Christmas on Fire, is a story of a young girl who is mix race and grew up in the 70's era seeing her parents being hugely discriminated for their race, colour and creed. This did come to an end and on growing up she herself fell a prey to it and her first experience was being victimised by a woman who belonged to the similar race as her. She was discriminated to an extent that her everyday life was emotionally draining.

Then came the day of Christmas that changed her and her family’s life once and for all and from then on nothing was the same since things became more complex.

Burnt is the debut novel of Cary Grant who spent his childhood among 2 brothers and 2 sisters in the Dulwich estate of South London. He has witnessed hard times while growing up and relates a great part of the story to the happenings of his own childhood.

The philosophy behind his writings is that hard times come and go, but memories remain in a person’s life as long as he lives. Events that can bring a change in people’s lives should be expressed.

Cary Gran't debut novel is available in paperback on Amazon now and you can also pre-order your kindle edition before offical release date of December 11, 2015.

http://carygrantauthor.co.uk