More quality fiction from Poolbeg Books
Fiona Gartland has been a journalist with The Irish Times for fourteen years and has covered many cases at the Criminal Courts of Justice and
at Family Court. She was shortlisted for the Francis McManus Short Story Competition on half a dozen occasions, has had stories broadcast
and has been published in magazines. Her first novel, In the Court’s Hands, was published in 2018.
She lives in Dublin with her husband and four children.
The forgotten sister of Fred Astaire Dancer, icon, star
A story of enduring love, sibling loyalty and a secret pact that lasts a lifetime.
“It’s a real page turner with plenty of twists to keep you guessing until the end” – U Magazine
ONE WINDOW, THREE LIES, 24 DAYS IS ALL IT TAKES
A dramatic new story set in the Irish corridors of power during the Second World War.
From the bestselling author of Impossible Dream the Ivy Rose series
From the bestselling author of the Follow Your Heart trilogy - Available online
From the author of The Other Side of the Wall'Menacing from the start, surprising to the end' - Emily Hourican
The First Time I Said Goodbye - Claire Allan
The Secrets of Armstrong House - A. O'Connor
'Crime fiction has a new voice. Gritty and addictive, fans of Jane Casey and Jo Spain will devour it.' Margaret Madden - Bleach House Library
"A fabulous read!" - Chick Lit Reviews. For more author info see link below: http://www.michellejackson.ie/
From the author of Three Nights in New York and Two Days in Biarritz
'She has an optimism in her writing that is infectious and makes you turn the pages with pleasure' Jennifer Johnston
“An intimate portrait of a young mother as she attempts to navigate the political and social complexities of early 20th century Dublin. Full of social and historical detail – but always warmly human” Catherine Dunne, author
"Fans of Cathy Kelly will enjoy A Year Like No Other" - Chick Lit Review and News
Praise for about Sisterland ‘Compelling . . . reader beware – Big Sister is watching you’ Christine Dwyer Hickey ‘A beautifully extraordinary novel, very clever and brave’ Liz Nugent
How would you react if you were diagnosed with terminal cancer?
From the author of Meet and Delete and The Birthday Girls
‘Twists and turns in every chapter – a brilliant read’ Maia Dunphy
The love affair that almost destroyed the monarchy
‘It’s a powerful, insightful, edifying work’ Donal Ryan‘It’s a powerful, insightful, edifying work’ Donal Ryan
'A blend of family, community and love of a horse paints a picture of an Ireland that could only be created by someone who knows her people' ALICE TAYLOR
'A blend of family, community and love of a horse paints a picture of an Ireland that could only be created by someone who knows her people' ALICE TAYLOR
“Kate’s vibrant characters and storytelling kept me enthralled” Irish Mail on Sunday
“A definite must read – and have those hankies ready!” – judgingcovers.co.uk
It took just a moment to change three lives forever
From the bestselling author of The Inheritance ‘Delicious escapism. Like Jilly Cooper, Irish style!’ Irish Examiner
The story of an unlikely friendship between a boy and a man who come into each other’s lives when they are both in need of a friend.
A little boy, a man and a story of true friendship
'Quite brilliant, a coming of age story that never flags' Irish Examiner
Girls, sex, drinking, drugs, fights, destruction of property and a dead body - it's a lot for a teen in school to handle, especially when he's trying to figure out who he is and who his friends really are.
Sam Leahy is a shy, fifteen-year-old boy navigating two social worlds: the uptight bullies at his all-boys' private school and the small uncouth gang in his neighbourhood.
Inside those walls was a man, as young as I was, learning how to become a man of God. He owns my heart to this day.
"From beginning to end, this had all the elements of a classic page-turner" - Woman's Way
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