The Clouds Aren't White
Emmeline MacArthur is in the eye of the storm, a period of calm in the unstable life of political intrigue. As soon as the future looks clear, three shots from an old revolver shatter her precarious peace. In minutes Emmeline is plucked from picking dandelions with her daughter, Sophie, to standing next to the steel grave of her husband and his bullet ridden body. In the months that pass, the assassin's trail goes cold. Emmeline founders in a quiet depression, paralyzed by guilt and tormented by hazy nightmares. Grief leaves Emmeline adrift, barely able to be a mother. Tensions rise within the family and from without, culminating in Emmeline fleeing to Scotland, clinging to what she believes to be her husband's last wish. In the wilds of Scotland, Emmeline is confronted by more than she bargained for. The distance does nothing to alleviate her pain and Sophie becomes ever more distant and petulant. Emmeline stumbles through the process of grief, juggling work, motherhood, in-laws, and the notion of loving another man. Emmeline MacArthur's story is about love, the love which bonds a family, that compels a mother's sacrifice, and the love which creates the framework of grief. The Clouds Aren't White forces the question, what if the worst were to happen?
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The Clouds Aren't White
Emmeline MacArthur is in the eye of the storm, a period of calm in the unstable life of political intrigue. As soon as the future looks clear, three shots from an old revolver shatter her precarious peace. In minutes Emmeline is plucked from picking dandelions with her daughter, Sophie, to standing next to the steel grave of her husband and his bullet ridden body. In the months that pass, the assassin's trail goes cold. Emmeline founders in a quiet depression, paralyzed by guilt and tormented by hazy nightmares. Grief leaves Emmeline adrift, barely able to be a mother. Tensions rise within the family and from without, culminating in Emmeline fleeing to Scotland, clinging to what she believes to be her husband's last wish. In the wilds of Scotland, Emmeline is confronted by more than she bargained for. The distance does nothing to alleviate her pain and Sophie becomes ever more distant and petulant. Emmeline stumbles through the process of grief, juggling work, motherhood, in-laws, and the notion of loving another man. Emmeline MacArthur's story is about love, the love which bonds a family, that compels a mother's sacrifice, and the love which creates the framework of grief. The Clouds Aren't White forces the question, what if the worst were to happen?
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The Clouds Aren't White

The Clouds Aren't White

by Rachael Wright
The Clouds Aren't White

The Clouds Aren't White

by Rachael Wright

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Overview

Emmeline MacArthur is in the eye of the storm, a period of calm in the unstable life of political intrigue. As soon as the future looks clear, three shots from an old revolver shatter her precarious peace. In minutes Emmeline is plucked from picking dandelions with her daughter, Sophie, to standing next to the steel grave of her husband and his bullet ridden body. In the months that pass, the assassin's trail goes cold. Emmeline founders in a quiet depression, paralyzed by guilt and tormented by hazy nightmares. Grief leaves Emmeline adrift, barely able to be a mother. Tensions rise within the family and from without, culminating in Emmeline fleeing to Scotland, clinging to what she believes to be her husband's last wish. In the wilds of Scotland, Emmeline is confronted by more than she bargained for. The distance does nothing to alleviate her pain and Sophie becomes ever more distant and petulant. Emmeline stumbles through the process of grief, juggling work, motherhood, in-laws, and the notion of loving another man. Emmeline MacArthur's story is about love, the love which bonds a family, that compels a mother's sacrifice, and the love which creates the framework of grief. The Clouds Aren't White forces the question, what if the worst were to happen?

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781987024012
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 01/06/2016
Pages: 324
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.73(d)

About the Author

Rachael Wright is a Colorado native with degrees in History and Political Science from Colorado Mesa University. She is a devoted tea drinker, Manchester United fan, wife, and mother. Rachael lives outside of Denver with her husband, daughter, and very full bookshelves. Rachael is available to speak at book clubs and events and can be reached on her website http://www.authorrachaelwright.com

Much of her writing is drawn from her experiences as a police wife, a life in politics, and the challenges of parenting. Rachael began her current series, based on the life of Captain Alexandros Savva of the Hellenic Police (Lesvos, Greece) in 2018. The series traces the experiences of Alexandros Savva as he deals with the murder of his only child and the crime on his small island. Likened by readers to the Armand Gamache novels.

To read more and to download a complimentary first chapter of each of her novels please go to, https://authorrachaelwright.com
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