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At
a lonely dance hall on the Irish border, Danny , a young
saxaphone player, sees his band manager and a young innocent
girl shot down in cold blood by masked gunmen. Although
shattered by this traumatic experience, Danny refuses to
let it lie and embarks on a nightmare journey of revenge.
Like a Jacobean tragedy, the closer Danny comes to the heart
of evil, the more tainted he becomes by the very evil he
is trying to eradicate.
Published in
1989 by Faber and Faber Ltd.
ISBN 0-571-14913-8
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(Neil
Jordan and David Leland)
George,
a tough but vulnerable ex-con, is fresh out of prison, on
the streets looking for a job - any job. He makes contact
with his former underworld bosses, but after seven years
inside he no longer has any status in the criminal ratings.
He soon finds himself working for a beautiful high-class
hooker, Simone, and though resentful of his job and increasingly
disenchanted with organized vice, he finds he is becoming
infatuated with her.
Published in
1986 by Faber and Faber Ltd.
ISBN 0-571-14538-8
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In
a remote part of Ireland Peter Plunkett sits in his crumbling
ancestral mansion. He can't make the mortgage payments,
but he doesn't want to let it go. Making a virtue of necessity,
he declares that the castle is haunted: each mildewed room,
each cobweb will now become a tourist attraction. The arrival
of a group of American tourists unleashes a series of extraordinary
events, culminating in a miraculous encounter on All-Hallow's
Eve.
Published in
1989 by Faber and Faber Ltd.
ISBN 0-571-15454-9
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In
Ireland, where national pride is a passion akin to religion
and romantic love, Michael Collins became a legend for his
fierce devotion to his land and its independence. The Irish
patriot's bravery and unswerving dedication to his nation
changed history as it made him into a legend.
His struggle,
like the epic history of Ireland itself, would encompass
romance and voilence, valour and rage, burning hope and
fiery tragedy. Collins' quest would bring a man raised on
war into an even more dangerous battle for peace. It would
cost him his life but would make him a hero for the ages.
Published
in 1996 by the Penguin Group.
ISBN
0-452-27686-1
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