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The second outing for Belfast based detective McCusker.

The most informative interview ever given by Vicka, the eldest of the six visionaries in Medjugorje.

In this new series from Paul Charles, formerly retired policeman Brendy McCusker is forced to return to work following his wife's flight to America with their nest-egg. On his first major case in Belfast he partners with DI Lily O'Carroll to locate t

Married deacons in the Catholic Church often face difficulties in reconciling the seemingly competing demands of family and Church. In striving to live out service to the People of God in two different sacraments, Matrimony and Holy Orders, often the

An engaging collection of celebrated essays, which sheds lights on the perplexing state of being Irish-American.

A collection of short stories by H.L. Mencken, many of which appear for the first time since their original publication a century ago.

Haunted by the death of his son and unable to adjust to civilian life following his career in the French Foreign Legion, Robert Ryder makes peace with his past in the best way he knows.

Young Teri struggles to adapt to her new life in the Mississippi Delta.

Enslaved by their own fears, the characters in this riveting collection are straining for redemption. Their choices reflect the well-worn patterns we carve for ourselves through our idiosyncrasies-our dominant traits.

A poetic journey from the shores of County Donegal to inner-city America, this is a collection of poems on faith, loneliness, longing, and love.

The stories in this new collection from Tom Noyes show us everyday characters weighing the evidence of their circumstances and seeking ways to understand more fully the mysteries that define their lives.

Meet Christian Leonard Hooker. In a shuffling odyssey through the heart of the American Midwest (a mini-van road trip to the Ozarks with his two youngest kids), he confronts his past, imagines his future, and redefines his love for his children.

This cryptic novel slowly unravels the mystery of the feminine and the exploration of the female, and the way in which we seek to ignore its inspiration by creating alien and distorted forms.

In sometimes humorous and sometimes tragic, even violent contexts, the characters in these stories struggle to fathom the complexities and circumstances of their lives.

Martin believes he can cure "hysterical" women by listening, observing, and by talk alone. He chooses, for his first case, a woman he deeply admires: the ailing wife of the notorious Oscar Wilde, but is forced to confront his own unconscious.

This collection of three generations of Irish immigrant fiction provides new insights into the traumas of assimilation. Taken from a variety of sources, these stories vividly render the details of immigrant life in a variety of settings.

Two Soviet scientists are on the verge of developing the first artificial intelligence. But the CIA learns of this, and the ensuing explosive confrontation between the two governments constitutes the thrilling heart of this book.

"A super thriller - literate, intelligent and possessed of both psychological and visceral suspense.... The tension builds to a graphic climax in the operating room and beyond."--Publishers Weekly

The workings of the criminal mind meet their counterparts in the medical world in this dynamic, sophisticated, relentlessly intriguing thriller by veteran mystery writer Goldberg.

The first appearance in English of this finely wrought novel by Holmebakk, which explores the fundamental tensions between life and death that perhaps only love and hope can palliate.

"It is a fascinating example of early-twentieth century Irish writing, in which tradition follow writers such as Flann O'Brien and John Banville."--Publishers Weekly.

The 10th book in the DI Christy Kennedy series.

DI Christy Kennedy returns in Departing Shadows, a deceit-laden tale of intrigue, which takes him from London to Brighton and back, and into the arms of the West End's most celebrated up-and-coming actress, Nealey Dean.

In this third book in a series, Donegal-based Inspector Starrett investigates a murder in a retirement home for priests.