Compelling historical fiction that traces the life of a young English immigrant woman who travels to America at the turn of the century to start a new life for herself. Encountering danger, romance, heartache and tragedy, she strives to fit into a
Dublin 1941. A brutal murder. Mistaken identity. And barman Eamon Foley is running for his life.
Nine months later Foley is in a crowded pub, and his brother-in-law is shot dead.
Chris Thorndycroft is a British writer of historical fiction, horror and fantasy.
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Chris's early short stories appeared in magazines and anthologies such as Dark Moon Digest and American Nightmare. His first novel under his own name was A Brother's Oath; the first book in the Hengest and Horsa Trilogy. He also writes pulp adventure under the pseudonym P. J. Thorndyke.
His major influences are the ghost stories of M. R. James, the pulp fiction of Robert E. Howard and H.P. Lovecraft and just about any author of historical fiction from Bernard Cornwell to Sharon Penman.