Philanthropist and Chair of Stewart’s Automotive Group, Diana Sherry Stewart CD has written her first book entitled ‘Dunsinane, A Memoir’ which is in memory of her late husband Richard Stewart. It is a tribute to the many memories shared with him, family and friends at their home in Gordon Town, after which the book is titled – Dunsinane. Stewart thought the time was right to capture her memories and launch the book on September 28, the eve of the seven-year memorial of her husband’s passing. Her first literary feat could have been anything else, but the businesswoman and philanthropist thought a memoir was best as it would be a fitting legacy for her family. Dunsinane is a powerful literary travelogue of Stewart’s account of journeying through life with family, friends, employees, politicians and a host of other persons; and the profound experiences, events, and exposures that have impacted her world. For Stewart, Dunsinane can also be the road map for readers to realise that all that glitters are not gold and it is important to live life with determination and hope. Passionate about philanthropy and giving back to Jamaica, all proceeds from the sale of her memoir will go to The Richard and Diana Stewart Building Fund. Among the revelations is the major accident she had, and after being treated in Jamaica, her parents took her to the United States where they were told she would never walk again or have children. She defied the odds – an active member of her community, Stewart now has five great-grandchildren. Never a dull moment, the read is guaranteed to have book lovers turning the pages as Stewart, who was born in Slough, Buckinghamshire, England, to a Jamaican father and an English mother, shares chunks of her life taking readers through the myriad twists and turns of that journey.