Blood Rust Chains

Blood Rust Chains

Quinn must face his most visceral fear, a fear made manifest in one man. Only then will he be able to shake free the chains of his past. To give in to the anger is to risk losing his sobriety, his love, his very life.

Publish Date:
14 May, 2018
Languages:
  • English
Countries:
  • United States
ISBN 10:
‎ 1981061096
ISBN 13:
978-1981061099
ASIN:
B07D2FJRGL
Pages:
272 pages
Dimension:
5.25 x 0.68 x 8 inches
Weight:
11 ounces
File size(e-book):
363 KB
Rating:
★★★★★★★★★★
Book Availability:
available
Pre Order Availability:
no
Age Group:
Adult
Reading Level:
Advanced
Book Reading Time:
8 Hours
Accessibility Features:
enabled

Store:

Description:

The past has power. A promising writer, Quinn Boyd dreams of completing his novel, breaking free from the shackles of his past. While researching a magazine article on genealogy, Quinn is confronted with a history of family violence, his own history. The deeds of his newly-discovered ancestors become a backdrop to his violent upbringing. Fear, and the darkness of the past, begin to corrode his present life. The pull of anger, present and past, threatens his sobriety, his work, and his love. Quinn feels control of his life slipping from his fingers, wrenched away by unseen hands. When a deadly mystery brings suspicion to Quinn’s door, he fights to maintain his footing in the flood of events. But the past seems determined to pull him under, into the realm of violence. Battered by external forces, Quinn must also journey through his own darkness. There are markers on the path: his beautiful lover Sonya, old friends, unlooked for allies. But the past is powerful; there are foes as well. Quinn must face his most visceral fear, a fear made manifest in one man. Only then will he be able to shake free the chains of his past. To give in to the anger is to risk losing his sobriety, his love, his very life.


Discover more from Marco Etheridge Fiction

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Reader's Review:

"Blood Rust Chains, Etheridge’s second book, is an inconspicuously powerful account of a struggle for inner peace in situations of conflict and loss of control. As its main character, Quinn, sweeps through the streets of Portland and faces his nemesis, the novella unfolds to deliver a strong, yet subtly forged message of redemption through self-reflection and honest ownership of one’s mistakes."

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply

Verified by MonsterInsights