Brian Moore was a novelist and author who was born in Northern Ireland but moved to Canada when he was 27 and then to the United States ten years later. Moore is acclaimed for his depiction of Northern Ireland after the Second World War through to the Troubles.
Book Review:Alone in her room Judith Hearne is almost overwhelmed by loneliness. She still believes there is a hope for love, so she waits patiently for her time to come to find joy. By chance she meets a man and her dreams take on a brighter hue, only to be dashed once more.
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Book Review:Ireland was too small for Ginger Coffey.No matter how hard he tried to get on, he just ended up as a glorified errand boy. That was why he emigrated to Canada with his wife and daughter. But even there his manifold but indefinable talents were slow to be recognised. Ginger had spent his passage money and was now looking for anything to get him by.
Book Review:Anthony Maloney has a dream that a Victorian Market has appeared opposite his hotel. When he wakes up he is surprised to find that this has just happened.
Book Review:Michael Dillon is ordered to park his car in the carpark of a Belfast hotel. He knows he has no choice. He knows that many people may be killed.But if he refuses his wife will definitely die.