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by Jean Grainger (Author)
In 1846, a young bride arrives at Dunmara as the Great Famine tightens its grip on Ireland. Evelyne Reid quickly learns that her marriage is nothing more than a debt repaid, and that her husband, Lord Reid, is as cold and merciless as the hunger stalking his tenants. Powerless by law, Evelyne must choose between obedience and her conscience.
But Evelyne makes a decision in 1846 that will echo across two centuries.
Over 150 years later Dunmara Estate is in grave peril.
On Ireland's wild West Coast, a ruthless developer has this ancient place in his sights, and those fighting to save it are losing ground with every passing day. The answer to Dunmara's survival is hiding in plain sight. But first, someone has to see it.
Orla Daly is unravelling. Her battle against the predatory Larry Kennedy is consuming her, and her personal life is closing in from every side. It feels like secrets and lies are all she gets from the people she trusted most. Then there's Donnacha O'Reilly - brilliant, devoted, everything she should want. So why can't she let him in?
Evelyne's legacy is all but forgotten, reduced to a whisper as the years roll on.
The question is whether Orla will hear it - before it's too late.
