Carole Mcdonnell: 7 books

This collection of published stories by novelist Carole McDonnell bring together multicultural concerns, spirituality, and speculative fiction. The fantastical elements in these tales range from contemporary worlds, to days of courtly love, to fairytales and to worlds not yet discovered. About...

In the year 2255 Ellie Ovis finds herself in the unenviable position of being loved by Woden, the Nephilim Prince of the New York Region, staring lovingly into her eyes. A member of the Creed, Ellie wants nothing to do with this being whom she considers demon-spawn. She is already fighting her attraction...

Struggling with grief, her impoverished life, and a needy family, Denise Higgins accepts a job opportunity as a sober companion. Her job is simple: keep Ben Moreau away from drugs and his druggie friends. She is also to report back to his parents – something Ben is not aware of and would not appreciate....

The Charcoal Bride is the first of a trilogy of short novels called The Hanrisor Chronicles. The trilogy chronicles the rise to power of Hanrisor's King Skall and the family curse –called "The Hanrisor Legacy--that troubled him and his descendants. An oath is not easily broken, and an oath...

In the world of Malku, the clans of faes, merfolk, and ordinary landfolk live in a tenuous harmony. Oftentimes, one clan will war against another. Fae against mer, fae against landfolk, landfolk against mer. Because the Malku world contains many regions, nations, land masses, and islands, the relationship...

The Psalms have been a blessing to Jews and Christians for thousands of years, giving hope and strength in trials. They are a collection of hymns, prayers, praises, and petitions made by holy men of old. They should not be feared and all lovers of religion and poetry should study them. This collection...

The Holy Bible is full of Bible characters whose sufferings often mirror those of modern readers. Using over fifty characters from Bible stories, the author shows the human aspects of suffering and what could be learned from the sufferings of Bible sinners and saints. This little book is a good addition to Bible study discussion groups of all ages.