New PDF release: Bonds of Love & Blood

no matter if faraway from domestic or longing to flee, the folks in those tales locate themselves displaced from their general exercises. They misinterpret the signs and finally end up stranded on lonely shorelines or seizing the instant ahead of happiness flits away.

"MacDonald applies perception, energy, and delicacy to create characters among whom the psychic area almost sizzles." —FOREWORD REVIEWS

"engrossing"—MIDWEST e-book REVIEW

"With stylish prose enlivened by way of shards of suggest humor, MacDonald captures how challenging it really is to like and/or belief out of the country or at home."—KIRKUS REVIEWS

"Author Marylee MacDonald has performed a completely masterful task of featuring her readers with brief tales so superbly written that the characters will remain on your brain lengthy after the tale, and certainly the publication, is done."—READERS’ FAVORITE

"In her number of twelve brilliantly-written brief tales, MacDonald explores the discomfort and sweetness of human relationships. MacDonald’s writing is uncooked and visceral, making a robust emotional connection among her characters and the reader."—US evaluation OF BOOKS
"Bonds of affection and Blood is brilliantly written and not anything lower than emotive."—HOLLYWOOD e-book REVIEWS

"Poignant, honest,and compelling... hugely recommended."—PACIFIC publication REVIEW

"MacDonald dares to query that is the higher, extra unsettling possibility: the attractive intimacy of international terrains, or the intimate hazards of domesticity?"
—Tara Ison, writer of Reeling via Life and Child out of Alcatraz

"Her characters remind us of our common and contradictory eager for solitude and for connection. enjoy this ebook. take pleasure in being within the arms of a beneficiant and visionary writer."
—Eileen favourite, writer of The Heroines

"These elegantly crafted tales brim with emotional knowledge and eloquence. Bearing you world wide, they're going to imprint themselves, deeply, indelibly, upon your heart."
—Melissa Pritchard, writer of Palmerino