After Ian Murphy's life-long friend, Kieran Fitzpatrick, dies unexpectedly, Ian's brief sobriety is shattered. With his life adrift, Ian feels incapable of fulfilling Kieran's last request to serve as a mentor to his 22-year-old nephew, William. To honor Kieran, Ian reluctantly accepts the role, never realizing how important this relationship will become.
 During this turmoil, Ian attempts to ease the guilt he bears for his covert IRA past by encouraging Northern Ireland's Catholics to vote for the Sinn Fein candidates in the upcoming election. While the election is successful, Ian's guilt is as bad as ever. To free himself from this burden, Ian decides to offer an act of contrition to the Irish people, a memoir stage play. 
 Kieran's nephew directs this live act of remorse. The stage play *Dead Reckoning* reveals Ian's secret life in the IRA. Will Ian's repentance for his complicity in the horrors of The Troubles cleanse his guilt and allow him to begin a new life?

Dead Reckoning (Irish Troubles)

Literature & Fiction

Rex Owens

Genre Fiction

Three Towers Press (an imprint of HenschelHAUS)

Book 2 of Rex Owens' Irish Troubles Series Searching for atonement, author Ian Murphy drafts the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 ending the 30-year Troubles in Ireland. Murphy's years in the Provisional Irish Republican Army and his battle with depression cast him into a hellish darkness. He finds atonement elusive and begins on a path for public redemption.
 In the fall of 1998, British authorities propose building additional peace walls in Belfast to create a self-imposed apartheid between Catholics and Protestants. Northern Ireland politicians are struggling to form a government and see peace walls as interference and sabotaging their work to create an independent nation. Northern Ireland's political leaders challenge Murphy to help put a stop to building additional peace walls and give meaning to the peace accord he drafted. Murphy sees this as a path to find the redemption he desperately desires.

Out of Darkness (2018 Edition)

Book 1 of the Rex Owens' Irish Troubles Series 
Ian Padraic Murphy harbors a scandalous secret. 
 To avenge the death of his best friend in a Belfast raid, Ian joined the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) and kept this a secret for 30 years. 
 When he meets investigative reporter Eileen Donohue, their friendship blossoms into a love affair. Eileen inadvertently discovers the man she thought was a reclusive novelist is actually the brain trust for the IRA. 
 Heartbroken and outraged, Eileen betrays her lover by disclosing his secret in Ireland s leading newspaper. 
 Driven by guilt and remorse, Ian atones for his years in the IRA by working with Sinn Fein to negotiate the 1998 Peace Accord, which ended The Troubles in Ireland. 
 After deserting the IRA, Ian's own troubles are far from over when they order his assassination. The assignment is given to none other than his close friend, IRA Commander, Kieran Fitzpatrick. 
Will Ian pay the ultimate price for disloyalty to the IRA?

Murphy's Troubles (2018 Edition)

Samir's Revenge, a sequel to Dave Admire's first novel, Terror in Paris, is a high-level suspense thriller that follows the leader of a terrorist group as he plans and executes assaults on three major cities in the United States. Consumed by a personal vendetta, Samir weaves into these violent acts a plan for the deaths of the three American professors who thwarted the complete success of his attack on Paris. It is "kill or be killed" as the Americans must rise up again to defend themselves and their country.

Samir's Revenge

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Dave Admire

Thrillers & Suspense

Samir's Revenge, a sequel to Dave Admire's first novel, Terror in Paris, is a high-level suspense thriller that follows the leader of a terrorist group as he plans and executes assaults on three major cities in the United States. Consumed by a personal vendetta, Samir weaves into these violent acts a plan for the deaths of the three American professors who thwarted the complete success of his attack on Paris. It is "kill or be killed" as the Americans must rise up again to defend themselves and their country.

Samir's Revenge (PB)

Cady, a 13-year-old girl of Native American heritage, has experienced big changes in the past year her father's marriage to a much younger woman, a new baby brother, and a move from Minnesota to Michigan where she is attending a reservation school for the first time in her life. One day at school Cady finds an eagle feather on the hallway floor and reports it to the principal. He thanks her for this act of honor and tells her that a mystery might soon appear in her life.
 Not long after, Cady discovers an antique Indian beaded necklace hidden under the floor of her bedroom closet. She knows she's found it for a reason but what is the reason? Is this the mystery the principal predicted might appear? She consults with the elders who tell her it is her *job* to find out why. In the process of solving this mystery, Cady's home life calms down and she draws closer to the teachings and traditions of her culture. Helping her are new friends Irish, John Ray Chicaug, and a crazy talking blue jay.

Cady and the Bear Necklace

Teen & Young Adult

Ann Dallman

Beneath the Flames

BENEATH THE FLAMES is an intimate combination of love, race, and life as an urban firefighter.
 A fire in a neighboring farmhouse has young farmer and volunteer firefighter, Mitch Garner, blaming himself for the tragic outcome. He loses all hope of forgiving himself. His only hope for redemption is to leave Jennie, the girl he has loved since high school, and journey from Wisconsin's lush farmland to the decaying inner city of Milwaukee to prove himself as a professional firefighter.
 Mitch is assigned to the busiest firehouse in the heart of one of the most blighted areas of Milwaukee, the Core, where he's viciously hazed by senior firefighters. He struggles to hold it together at horrific scenes of violence and can t do anything right at fires. Within weeks, he's ready to give up and quit. His salvation comes in the form of a brash adolescent girl, Jasmine Richardson. Mitch is assigned to tutor her little sister through a department mentoring program. Despite Jasmine's contempt toward Mitch, her courage and devotion to her little sister inspire Mitch to stay and dedicate himself to helping her and the neighboring children overcome the hopelessness of growing up in crushing poverty.
 Trouble on the farm has Mitch torn between returning home to Jennie and staying in Milwaukee where he'll be forced to risk his life to protect Jasmine from the leader of the One-Niner street gang.

Gregory Lee Renz

The Ascent

Carmela Cattuti

British & Irish

Thicker than Water

Geoffrey Carter

A Killer Weaves a Deadly Blend of Betrayal and Revenge that Threatens Chloe's Work ... and Her Life When offered a rare opportunity to help develop a fledgling historic site dedicated to Finnish American history and heritage, curator Chloe Ellefson journeys to the remote Northwoods of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. In addition to the consultant job, she's on a personal quest to learn about the enduring tradition of rag rug weaving. Encountering a dead body upon arrival, however, immediately puts that goal in jeopardy. Although suspicion soon falls on her new colleagues, Chloe is determined to persevere ... even if it means ignoring the advice of her new husband, police officer Roelke McKenna. Can she identify the killer and complete her mission, or will all her dreams unravel?

The Weaver's Revenge (Chloe Ellefson Mystery, 11)

Kathleen Ernst

United States

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