Rest In Places (ePub)

"This is an exceptional enjoyable memoir, recommended for anyone interested in the complexities of difficult parental relationships. The observations of culture and travel are an added bonus. I'll look forward to reading more books by this author in the future."-Miss Mickee

"Marlayna is a talented, passionate and beautiful writer! She allows her readers to get to know her on a personal level, she shares her joys in life as well as her disappointments. As with all Marlayna Glynn's other books, I read this one very quickly and absolutely recommend this book to everyone looking for a great book to read!"-Eileen

"You don't have to be a divorced, single mother to appreciate her life stories and experiences. There is something relatable for everyone. I recommend all of Marlayna's books to everybody I know, and I cannot wait to read what she writes next. This is a woman who lives life to the fullest and it is refreshing to read about her travels."-Heather Copeland

Fans of award-winning memoirist Marlayna Glynn know her father was a tortured, unrepentant alcoholic in life. Wondering at the possibility of his redemption after death, the author extends a sensitive and beautifully written invitation for readers to walk their path across Central America and the Caribbean. In her effort to conquer the generational effects of alcoholism, Marlayna takes her teenage son along on the tender six-month journey to introduce her father to a world he did not know. The author strives to understand the man she did not know in life and break through the barriers her youngest son has erected.

"One of the most poignant aspects of this book is the author's insertion of letters which she imagines her father may have written as she arrives at each destination where his ashes will be spread. It is a deeply touching look into the heart and soul of the author as she imagines her father's reaction to her journey."-Robbie, Book Reviewer

While death and grief are personal, this work is a relatable must-read for anyone who has lost a loved one, particularly those who have unresolved issues. This fantasy memoir blazes a path to the afterlife where understanding and forgiveness supersede pain, blame, remorse, and regret.