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Sean O'Halloran and the Faerie Lord
Sean O’Halloran loves his wife, Molly, but he fears she will never be happy with their life together. When Molly goes missing one night, Sean must search for her. To his chagrin, he finds that a band of noble fairies kidnapped her! Will he get her back? Or will she be gone forever?
With Extreme Prejudice
Sean O'Halloran suffers a mental breakdown after the murder of his wife while trying to rescue the First Lady. While insane Speaker of the House, Connie Roncilli discovers a way to rise to the Presidency by infecting the President and Vice-President with a biological weapon. Can Clinical Psychologist, Pamela cure O'Halloran before Roncilli can dispatch the President and Vice-President With Extreme Prejudice.
Pivot Point
Ukrainian cyber-terrorists gain control over Americas nuclear arsenal. The emotionally scarred leader of the Ukrainian mob wants to also have her revenge by kidnapping the first lady Maryann Harvey. Can Sean O'Halloran stop them before they are able to reach the Pivot Point?
The Hallorans of Birstall and Aghamore
This is the story of how the Great Irish Famine tore apart one branch of the Halloran family as it faced starvation in the parish of Aghamore in Mayo. Part of the family was forced to emigrate and set up a new life in Birstall in industrial England amidst the mills and mines of Yorkshire. The other stayed behind in Aghamore, struggling in poverty and hunger to possess the land. The family most closely associated with them were the Stensons. There were also families of Frains, Brennans, Feenys, Giraughtys, Henrys, Higginses, Kilkennys, Kellys, Linskeys, McCues, McNamaras, Swifts, Prendergasts and Waldrons who fled with them. In a way this is the story of all of them. This is the story of both communities and the strong bonds that existed between them. We have tried to place these people in their times and build up a picture of where they lived and how they worked, exploring the political and social events which impinged upon their lives.
The Ould Lammas Fair
The great folk song of 'The Ould Lammas Fair of Ballycastle O' is a celebration of one of the oldest and most popular fairs in Ireland. It still has the power to draw visitors from far and wide and is a not-to-be-missed event for the locals. It is full of history. For older folks, it is a time to remember 'the scene that haunt' the memories. For the younger folk, it is an occasion to tune into the excitement of a by-gone times. - When else would one enjoy the unsophisticated taste of dulse and yellow-man except, of course, when - like in the song - on the pouting lips of a Mary-Anne. But the ancient reach of the Lammas Fair goes much further. Its origins are immersed in pre-history, in times long before the message of St Patrick was heard in Ireland, when gods of light and fertility were celebrated. This booklet, an updated publication of the original written in the 1966, retraces much of what is known and some of what can only be guessed at about the origin and development of this truly traditional event.
A Montana Seanachie
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The Missing Guest
A pulse-raising thriller from Diana Wilkinson, author of the Number One bestseller The Girl in Seat 2A What happens when the safety of your home is no longer safe? Every Friday night during lockdown, six friends meet onscreen to take part in a quiz. But when it's Barton Hinton’s turn to host the event, he introduces a set of personal questions that clearly aren’t random and which set off a fatal chain of events. When the police start to ask questions, the friends agree to hide the truth. Is it possible that one of the six guests killed a fellow member? Everyone has their secrets. Some are worth dying for. Some are worth killing for... Praise for Diana Wilkinson ‘Clues upon clues upon c...
Dying to be Beautiful
This book offers a ladder out of the black hole of food fixations. The author reviews the standard therapies and includes appendices on books and treatment resources. But it is the detailed, heart-rending stories of struggle and triumph --including Schwirzer's own-- that lift the heart.
Journeys of Transformation
Compelling exploration of how journeys to a Buddhist culture changed 30 Western writers as they explored the meaning of 'no-self'.
Hush
A group of friends are stalked by evil in a thriller from the New York Times bestselling author who “always delivers edge-of-your-seat suspense!” (Lisa Jackson) Cross your heart In the summer before their senior year, Coby Rendell and her friends take a beach trip together. Around a campfire on a foggy June night, Coby, Rhiannon, Yvette and the others share their darkest secrets, before a tragic accident shatters the bond between them . . . And hope Twelve years later Coby attends a birthday party reunion that ends in horror when Yvette's sister's lifeless body is discovered in a hot tub. Soon others in the original group of tale-tellers begin meeting similar fates—unfortunate “accid...
