Bøger af Sinead Tyrone

Fragility. The word conjures images of something breakable. In the broad sense, it can apply to many things. Nature is fragile in the face of a storm. Human relationships are fragile, as are our relationships with God, and our understanding of ourselves. Dreams are fragile, those we chase and those we set aside. In her first collection of poems, Sinead Tyrone brings out many concepts of fragility. Hold her individual images up, one at a time, to contemplate and to treasure the fragility that moves in and around your own life.

When Niall Donoghue's father falls ill, a revelation threatens the security of the family farm Niall has grown up on and is infinitely dedicated to. Will Aidan O'Connell's discovery through the promptings of a mysterious stranger hold the key to resolving Niall's dilemma, or will the discovery cause a break in their friendship that cannot be repaired? Meanwhile, Patrick Leahy's family faces a new mixed blessing, and Michael Sullivan's marriage to Susannah is on hold. In this sequel to Walking Through The Mist, each of the Macready's Bridge bandmates face challenges to their future plans and dreams

Twenty-one year old Aidan O'Connell's world revolves around music and his father, sister and grandmother, the core family that supports him through the ups and downs of life. While he and his Macready's Bridge bandmates are on their first American tour, tragedy strikes. Aidan returns to his Derry, Ireland home to find his world torn apart. Macready's Bridge's other members, Patrick Leahy, Michael Sullivan and Niall Donoghue, and their manager Mack Macready, step in to help where they can, while at the same time coping with their own life challenges. As everything in Aidan's world collapses, he finds he must make some very difficult decisions, including letting go of people and things he once held close, in order to rebuild his life. Set against a rich Ireland background, with endearing, memorable characters, "Walking Through The Mist" is a story of relationships, faith, and the human spirit's struggle to survive when all is lost.

Rusty Morgan remembered well the photo his bandmate and best friend Terry had taken on their trip to Ireland years earlier. The brokenness of the arch depicted in the photo had haunted him long after they'd returned home.He'd had no idea then that he and his Odysseus bandmates would one day face an irreparable brokenness of their own.Brokenness came in many ways in heavy metal music world. Substance abuse, failed marriages, and the loneliness of long months spent touring were common among their peers. Rusty, Steve, Dave, rick and Terry had won some of those battles, lost others but always stayed connected, their brotherhood forged by the passion for music they shared and the inner battles they'd waged.One night in Cleveland shattered Odysseus' bonds.Rusty and his Odysseus brothers now face their hardest challenge. Will they be able to regroup with one of them gone? Or will their music now be silenced?