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Burke in Ireland

 

1793 and James Burke is under cover in Ireland, spying on Irish Nationalists. His objective: to discover any plots to conspire with the French to bring down English rule in Dublin.
Dublin is full of plotters. Finding them is easy. Staying alive is not.
A tale of spying, love and death against the background of the early struggle for Irish independence.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT BURKE IN IRELAND

 

I found this book full of tension and historically fascinating, especially given my knowledge of Ireland’s “troubles” many years later and my experiences in that country (which I love). The descriptions of life in Dublin, especially the pub scenes, Newgate prison, and general society were vivid. The characters were very finely described and can be visualized by the reader. The web of spies in Dublin at the time is both brilliantly presented and nearly overwhelming in its detail. .”

Noelle Granger: Rosie Amber's Book Review Teams'