Dory Maust
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Blood Cells
The Benn Mac series continues in this sequel to Glass Windows. As famous Rock N Roll
band False Eyelashes completes their world tour with new lead singer Susana
Blankenship, tragedy lurks in the shadows. Guitarist, Quinn McIntyre and Susana fall deeply
in love and when it seems that nothing can tear them apart, Susana befriends ten year old
Bethie Tiernay, an autistic Irish child living at Judy's Kid's organization in Maryland. A tidal
wave of conflicts flood their serenity when Quinn and his brother Brace learn of their father's
death and his involvement with the old Irish Republican Army. Baited, the brothers take off
for Ireland to unravel the mystery behind the father they barely knew and get caught in the
middle of the war between the nationalist Milligan Brotherhood in the Irish Free State and
the loyalists' Burke Gang in Belfast. Susana learns she has developed breast cancer and
arms herself for the long road of treatment. Hold on to your seat while you travel through this
journey of intrigue, courage and love as one open door leads to three more and two battles
erupt: killing cancer cells and repairing cells of Republican freedom fighters. Could a ten
year old autistic child hold the key to saving their lives?
The Benn Mac series continues in this sequel to Glass Windows. As famous Rock N Roll
band False Eyelashes completes their world tour with new lead singer Susana
Blankenship, tragedy lurks in the shadows. Guitarist, Quinn McIntyre and Susana fall deeply
in love and when it seems that nothing can tear them apart, Susana befriends ten year old
Bethie Tiernay, an autistic Irish child living at Judy's Kid's organization in Maryland. A tidal
wave of conflicts flood their serenity when Quinn and his brother Brace learn of their father's
death and his involvement with the old Irish Republican Army. Baited, the brothers take off
for Ireland to unravel the mystery behind the father they barely knew and get caught in the
middle of the war between the nationalist Milligan Brotherhood in the Irish Free State and
the loyalists' Burke Gang in Belfast. Susana learns she has developed breast cancer and
arms herself for the long road of treatment. Hold on to your seat while you travel through this
journey of intrigue, courage and love as one open door leads to three more and two battles
erupt: killing cancer cells and repairing cells of Republican freedom fighters. Could a ten
year old autistic child hold the key to saving their lives?
Testimonial:
I've been a Republican in Belfast for over fifty years, and I couldn't believe the detailed insight Mrs. Maust provides in this novel. I found
myself wandering in a sea of memories.
Bloody well done!
- Michael F., Belfast
I've been a Republican in Belfast for over fifty years, and I couldn't believe the detailed insight Mrs. Maust provides in this novel. I found
myself wandering in a sea of memories.
Bloody well done!
- Michael F., Belfast
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