Immerse yourself in a tale of murder, discrimination, diversity, and discovery 1935. Nova Scotia, Canada. 
Marc Youssef constantly wrestles with his commitment to his strict Lebanese culture and upbringing. But when you’re a thirty-four-year-old bachelor — and you are secretly attracted to other men — deception at home and at work simmers daily and threatens to boil over. 
After two guests are found dead in the tony railway hotel in Halifax where Marc works, his job is compromised, and his personal life is vulnerable to exposure. One of the suspects in the possible murder investigation just happens to be Marc’s clandestine and married love interest. 
Journalist Eva McMaster, Marc’s best friend, is determined to help him find out what really happened. The two become unlikely sleuths in this bizarre incident that becomes the talk of the east coast city. 
Uncommon Sons is a fascinating tale of sexual identity, systemic racism, familial obligations, workplace pressures, and the bonds of love and friendship prior to World War II. 
Interlinked to Bishop’s debut novel, Unconventional Daughters, this new page-turner further explores what happens when adults are not what and who they are expected to be. Pick up a copy of Uncommon Sons and reunite with some of the beloved characters from the author’s debut novel. Advance praise for Uncommon Sons 
“…an exploration of identity and prejudice, of the tension between old ways and new. … Mr. Bishop handles these difficult issues deftly and with sensitivity, as his main characters Marc and Eva seek to find their own way through the discrimination that surrounds them in their quest for a more tolerant world.” – Riana Everly, author of The Assistant and Through a Different Lens 
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“An intriguing mystery, great characters, and a lesser known facet of Canadian history combine to make Uncommon Sons a compelling read!” – Linda Bennett Pennell, author of Miami Days Havana Nights

Uncommon Sons: A tale of deceit, diversity and discovery (Families' Storytelling)

Literature & Fiction

Bishop, Bruce

Bishop, Bruce W.

Genre Fiction

Bruce W. Bishop

Monumental Inscriptions: Alves Churchyard and New Cemetary, Morayshire

Reference

Aberdeen & NE Scotland Family History Society

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Business & Money

Personal Finance

Filament Publishing Ltd.

"If I Had a Mouse as Big as a House..." is a book of poems for children of all ages-an appealing mix of insights and poetic moods. Here, with a child's eye, the author sees wonder in shadows, rejects clock-time, admires chameleons, and addresses the rules of English spelling with the quirky good humor. Each poem is colorfully illustrated, and the drawings reinforce the positive messages throughout. Reading together makes for memorable moments. This collection, rich in rhythms and rhymes, gives Parents and Grandparents a wonderful way to share the power and fun of language with their loved ones!

If I Had a Mouse as Big as a House: Poems for Children

Children's Books

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Two Journeys that Launched a Life

Religion & Spirituality

Independently published

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