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by C. P. Florez (Author)
The Daughter Bond is a thought-provoking and compelling tale about the strength of women and their capacity to heal.
After her mother's funeral, Latina psychologist Irene Míral is more determined than ever to make the new PTSD unit she heads at Lakeside Hospital a success. Her mother's haunting legacy of domestic violence and strange perceptual experiences drive Irene's desire to rectify the world for women who have suffered trauma. As she works to restore normalcy to the lives of eight traumatized Hispanic women, she has to fight for her program's survival and the dignity of the women under her care. She did not expect to encounter professional peril in the person of Walter Freile, the entitled and biased supervising psychiatrist.
Hoping to find answers to her mother's perceptual experiences and possibly a link to her patients' flashbacks, Irene accepts an invitation to collaborate on a paranormal research project. She and her research partner, David, are convinced their subjects possess a unique gift for telepathic communication. Willing to experiment beyond the established norms of scientific inquiry, they dare to straddle the realms of science and the paranormal.
Soon, Irene finds herself in an emotional storm. Grappling with the intense feelings she is developing for David and upheaval at Lakeside, she faces a crossroads in her life's journey. The consequences are unforeseen; the repercussions are staggering.
