
Wolf of Clontarf by Thomas J. Howley
This review was first published on Gript.ie. “Clontarf was too important to be left to

This review was first published on Gript.ie. “Clontarf was too important to be left to

A Telegram from Berlin is the much awaited new novel from bestselling author A O’

City of Ghosts by Ben Creed (published with Welbeck Publishing) is a tense, somber and truly

He is my husband. To honour and obey. Until murder do us part.’ People of

‘The President’s Wife; a Glamorous Opera Star; the rivalry that shook the world…‘ The Second

The Glorious Guinness Girls by Emily Hourican is published with Hachette. It is described as

The Truth Must Dazzle Gradually by Helen Cullen is published with Michael Joseph. Described as

The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue will be published July 23rd with Picador Books.

‘Their motto was to be prepared, but nothing could prepare them for war. . .’

‘A story of motherhood, music, loss and redemption, set in the latter part of WWI

‘Based on real events, this is the gripping story of a man operating in the

In the afternoon everything came to a standstill. The fragrant khus-khus tatties were lowered over

‘A tour-de-force of imagination and literary craft from a young author whose star is rising.

When We Fall by Carolyn Kirby is published with No Exit Press to coincide with the

‘I am Ana. I was the wife of Jesus..’ The Book of Longings by Sue

The Secret of Eveline House by Sheila Forsey is published with Poolbeg Books. It is

Hamnet by Maggie O’ Farrell is the highly anticipated new release from this much loved

A Matter of Interpretation by Elizabeth Mac Donald is published with Fairlight Books. Described as

ADELE: The Forgotten Sister of Fred Astaire. Dancer, Icon, Star by Nicola Cassidy is quite simply

‘He would be back soon, I felt it, for our love was a living thing,