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Niamh Keegan comes home to the west of Ireland in the teeth of winter—rain slanting like judgement, hedgerows dark with secrets, and the iron gates of her father’s estate waiting exactly as they always have: polished, imposing, and quietly accusing. Her father is dead. The house is already full—neighbours, condolences, whispered assessments...

After the Chorus
Saoirse Ní Bhraonáin used to have a future that looked inevitable: a voice that stopped rooms, a love that felt written in stone, and a life that seemed destined to be lived in front of people.
Then it all went wrong—publicly, brutally, and in a way she never fully recovered from.
Now she’s a single mother in Ireland, living small...

In Belfast, every mistake leaves a paper trail.
Maeve Keenan didn’t leave the city for glory. She left to survive.
Years ago, one decision—made under pressure, made with incomplete truth—unravelled her career, her reputation, and the quiet certainty of who she thought she was. The story that followed was tidy, repeatable, and unforgiving. Belfast...

Some debts are inherited.
Some are chosen.
And some must be paid in truth.
When the past resurfaces, it doesn’t do so gently.
After the Silence s a deeply emotional, character-driven novel about motherhood, memory, and the quiet reckoning that comes when love collides with long-buried choices. Told with restraint, intimacy, and piercing honesty, it...

THE NORTH STAR’S LULLABY
by Laura Carpenter
Belfast in December hums with small mercies—market lights, fiddle songs, and the breath of strangers passing close in the cold. For Aoife Devlin, returning home after years away feels like stepping into a melody she once knew but can no longer sing. The North Star Market is alive again, strung with paper...

In a storm-struck corner of Ulster, safety is not a given — it’s a practice. Isla McVeigh arrives at her aunt’s farmhouse carrying little more than a bag, a scar of silence, and the conviction that stillness might break her. She’s done with men who fill a room with fear. What she doesn’t expect is Cormac Kincaid — ex-forces, local watchman, a...

Aisling “Ash” Callaghan swore she’d never sing again. These days she keeps time with the tide, the sizzle of the chip van, and the small percussionist who is her son, Finn. When SolasFest returns to their Irish coastal town—with a film crew “keeping the music alive”—Ash agrees to one harmless thing: talk on camera about the town’s songs.

Then the...

Belfast begins, as ever, with the kettle. A flat in a tired block leaks in three places, the radiators clank, and the window never quite forgets the sea. Inside, Aoife and Cael keep their girls warm with bread, tea, and the kind of patience that looks like luck from across the hall. Around them drifts a chorus: Tiernan with jokes that dare the...

She came home to bury a father… and uncovered the story that could ruin them all.Clíodhna Fallon thought she’d left Inishvale behind—its small-town whispers, the man who broke her heart on-air, and the legacy of a newspaper clinging to life. But when her father dies, she inherits not just the Gazette… but a locked metal box of buried secrets.
To...

They were childhood soulmates, torn apart by violence and silence. Now he’s back — a stranger with a famous face and the same blue eyes that haunt her son. In a Belfast divided by politics and pain, can love survive the scars left behind?

The Ties That Made Us is the first novel in the Devlin Grove saga — a sweeping, emotional story of young...