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A Pale Moon Was Rising by Brendan O'Brien

Ireland 1944.. A young man’s body is pulled from the River Lee. He’s wearing a distinctive silver ring that belonged to Paudy Daly, the eldest son of the notorious Mixer Daly. Why?  
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Sweet Revenge - Audio Book by Jennifer Miller

Available Now! Rated 5 ***** by readers and listeners. Sweet Revenge is a powerful and romantic saga of th mid 1800's, recalling pirates and those trying to rid the seas of such vermin. Shawn, a debonair captain, gets caught up in  
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Interior designer, author, lover of all things historical. My second novel, Cry of the Peacock was released in April 2011. It's a companion piece, though not a traditional sequel, to my bestselling Of Moths and Butterflies. A collection of short stories, including some related to the novels, and to the upcoming third installment, Gods and Monsters, will be out Thanksgiving 2013.


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I came to writing through reading the masterpieces of the Golden Age. Dickens, Eliot, Hardy, Meredith, these inspired me to try my hand, to attempt, if I could, to recreate the literary art of the era, while, at the same time offering me the opportunity to bring some of that age old wisdom forward into our day. How much I miss the age of chivalry and ettiquete! And so, for a few hours each day, I imerse myself in that world. And I hope to do the same for you, my readers.