The forgotten sister of Fred Astaire Dancer, icon, star
What destiny awaits . . . The girl who wears the Emerald Dress?
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
Over one hundred years later, the annual Rose of Tralee International Festival was established, taking its inspiration from the 19th-century love song which tells the story of ‘Mary, the Rose of Tralee’.
Bestselling author of The Secrets of Armstrong HouseSecrets, love, lies, murder - the legacy passes through the generations
The Secrets of Armstrong House - A. O'Connor
FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF A TELEGRAM FROM BERLIN
Praise for Geraldine O’Neill ‘This bittersweet coming-of-age novel is heartwarming and nostalgic’ IRISH INDEPENDENT ‘Geraldine O’Neill has a knack of drawing the reader in and not letting them go until the last page’ RTÉ GUIDE
“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
A dramatic new story set in the Irish corridors of power during the Second World War.
The love affair that almost destroyed the monarchy
'A wonderful new talent. A storyteller who will grip you from the first page' A. O'Connor
'A dramatic and vibrant story of life in Dublin' Bord Gáis Energy Book Club
From the bestselling author of Through Streets Broad and Narrow, Ha'penny Chance and The Ha'penny Place.
'Fans of Catherine Cookson and Helen Forrester will love this.'
A tale of emigration from Ireland to America after the Famine – a family saga of betrayal, tragedy and survival.
The powerful storytelling that made The Secrets of Armstrong House and The Left-Handed Marriage bestsellers.
'Fans of Charlotte Bronte and Daphne du Maurier are in for a treat' Irish Independent
"Geraldine O'Neill has a knack of drawing the reader in and not letting them go until the last page" - RTE Guide
A fascinating account of life in the tenements of old Dublin with all its harshness, courage, humanity and humour.
From the bestselling author of A Letter to America and the Tara trilogy.
Praise for The House Where It Happened “Martina Devlin is an immensely skilled storyteller and I was utterly gripped by this book’s power. Its sulfurous shadows and air of suppressed menace remind you that the author of Wuthering Heights had Ulster blood, like Devlin” – Joseph O’Connor=
'The Devil wears Prada meets Bridget Jones - The Sunday Independent
A. O'Connor once more draws us irresistibly into the past and spins an extraordinary tale that holds us spellbound. Here again is that mixture of impeccable research and powerful storytelling that made The House and The Secrets of Armstrong House bestsellers.
Secrets, love, lies, murder - The legacy passes through the generations
The Memory of Music tells the story of one Irish family spanning 100 turbulent years: 1916 to 2016
A Tale Of Tangled Secrets And A Search For The Truth. “This atmospheric page-turner is alive with intrigue and mystery from first sentence to last” Niamh Boyce
An epic tale of passion, loss and inescapable destinies
Love, memory, illusion — what, in the end, are those things that cannot be taken away?
Through Streets Broad and Narrow - Gemma Jackson