The murder of a widowed mother of ten in 1972 Belfast opens a story about the IRA, the Troubles, and what it costs people to commit violence in the name of a cause.
Who This Is For
Best for readers who want to be kept on edge — propulsive, twisty, and hard to put down. The writing rewards attention without being demanding — a good balance of depth and readability. The pacing is balanced — time to breathe between moments that matter. Readers who prefer character depth over plot drive may find it thin.
Best Read When
Best read when you're in the mood for something tense and impossible to put down — and want a read that's balanced and absorbing.
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