Reverse Bonding

Rating:
Summary: Praise for 'Bonding'!
Review: "Reverse Bonding" is a must read, especially if you have read Ms. Bryceland's first book, "Accidental Rewards". 'Bonding' is the story of four adult sisters and their mother vacationing on the Jersey shore in the hopes of growing closer together. But a secret emerges, harbored by the youngest sister for a decade; a secret which will test the bonds of familial love and acceptance, a secret that serves as a catalyst that will change each and every one of them.
Ms. Bryceland's smooth, easy style provides an enjoyable reading experience and her character development and insights are heartwarming and touchingly familiar to us all.
I highly recommend this novel, where Amanda, Jane, Mary Kate, Paige and their mother open their lives to scrutiny, where memories meet the future and former distance forges new opportunities for growth and understanding.

Rating:
Summary: 4 Stars from Scribesworld for Women's Fiction
Review: "Reverse Bonding" is a must read, especially if you have read Ms. Bryceland's first book, "Accidental Rewards". 'Bonding' is the story of four adult sisters and their mother vacationing on the Jersey shore in the hopes of growing closer together. But a secret emerges, harbored by the youngest sister for a decade; a secret which will test the bonds of familial love and acceptance, a secret that serves as a catalyst that will change each and every one of them.
Ms. Bryceland's smooth, easy style provides an enjoyable reading experience and her character development and insights are heartwarming and touchingly familiar to us all.
I highly recommend this novel, where Amanda, Jane, Mary Kate, Paige and their mother open their lives to scrutiny, where memories meet the future and former distance forges new opportunities for growth and understanding.

Rating:
Summary: 4 Stars from Scribesworld for Women's Fiction
Review: The author keeps the reader entertained and engrossed with the lives of these women. The writing is concise with just the right amount of description. This was an enjoyable read and the book highly recommended for fans of women's fiction. -Reviewed by Shannon Bigham