Following the death of her father, Flora Carolan abandons her career in Europe and returns to Ireland and to Kimbay, the once successful stud farm Ned Carolan had worked all his life. Would she be able to restore the stud farm's fading fortunes, or would the jealousy of others bring failure?

Kimbay

Literature & Fiction

Doyle, Rose

Contemporary

Pan/Macmillan

Betrayed in both love and friendship, Dublin journalist Alva seeks refuge in the small country-house hotel which she co-owns. However, financial problems force her to accept an offer for her hotel to be used as a film set for a month, and with a new set of characters in her life—Jack the producer, director Luke, and his leading lady Clara—Alva must again face the future and make it her own.

Alva

Genre Fiction

Pan Books/ Macmillan

In secret Sin

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Town House

Magna Large Print Books

<p>"It is a pity that we, who never believed in the use of force, must suffer for the blunders of little dictators and stupid military leaders."--Comdt Patrick Quinlan, Jadotville, Sept. 1961 ***This new edition from the soldiers' perspectives coincides with the forthcoming Netflix film starring Jamie Dornan. In 1961, during the United Nations intervention in the Katangan conflict in the Congo, central Africa, a company of Irish peacekeeping troops, led by Comdt Patrick Quinlan, was forced to surrender to soldiers loyal to Katanga's prime minister, Moise Tshombe. Originally dispatched to protect Belgian colonists in Jadotville, they were isolated, without water, supplies, or support when they were attacked and forced to defend themselves in a brutal five-day battle. Shamefully neglected by their superiors, they were portrayed as cowards upon their return home. Rose Doyle draws on material provided by Leo Quinlan, son of Comdt Quinlan, as well as interviews, reports, journals and letters to bring answers to an episode that has been under-represented. She blows the lid off the real story of what happened, exposing how Irish peacekeeping soldiers became pawns in an international ploy for control of Katanga and its vast mineral wealth. *** "by far the fullest account of . . . what became known in the Irish Army as the Jadotville Affair" --The Irish Times [Subject: Military History, History, Irish Studies]</p>

Heroes of Jadotville: The Soldiers' Story

United States

New Island

Book by Doyle, Rose, Mitchell, Jane, Mullen, Michael, Scott, Michael

Shiver!

Children's Books

SCOTT, MICHAEL

Mitchell, Jane

Mullen, Michael

Action & Adventure

Dufour Editions

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