Bruce W. Bishop, Author of the Families' Storytelling Trilogy

Bruce W. Bishop, Author of the Families' Storytelling TrilogyBruce W. Bishop, Author of the Families' Storytelling TrilogyBruce W. Bishop, Author of the Families' Storytelling Trilogy

Unconventional Daughters

Uncommon Sons

Undeniable Relations

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Fiction / Novel / Author / Canada

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Unconventional Daughters: A Family Saga on Two Continents

It’s 1922 in a coastal town in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Young Eva Carroll marries her stepfather with her controlling mother's consent. ~ The community is shocked, and when her aunts arrive from Sweden, a greater whirlwind of family intrigue and deception reaches a crescendo. ~ If you love family sagas, historic locales, and surprising plot twists, you’ll become immersed in Unconventional Daughters.

Published on Amazon and Rakuten Kobo in 2021

The interlinked novel to Unconventional Daughters

Amid the backdrop of a large hotel and two mysterious deaths, two men start a romantic dalliance in Nova Scotia in the Great Depression. The pressures of being closeted send their lives and careers in drastically different directions.

Mystery/Family Saga

Rated 4.7 of 5 stars on Amazon

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Published in late 2022

Book 3 in the Trilogy: Undeniable Relations

In the post war renaissance of the 1950s, the idealistic daughter of a fishing industry magnate grapples with knowing that her father's decades-old criminal activities, hidden under the guise of respectability, have impacted everyone she loves.

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Flashback to the 1950s

'Undeniable Relations' 90-second reading (Chapter 1)