Shannon
By Frank Delaney
By Frank Delaney
By Frank Delaney
By Frank Delaney
By Frank Delaney
Read by Frank Delaney
By Frank Delaney
Read by Frank Delaney
Part of A Novel of Ireland
Part of A Novel of Ireland
Part of A Novel of Ireland
Category: Literary Fiction | Historical Fiction | Military Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Historical Fiction | Military Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Historical Fiction | Military Fiction | Audiobooks
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$21.00
Feb 23, 2010 | ISBN 9780812975963
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Feb 10, 2009 | ISBN 9781588367969
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Feb 10, 2009 | ISBN 9780739333730
863 Minutes
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Praise
“A rousing tale of forbidden love, civil war, horrible death and other things Irish. …A fine adventure in storytelling…[and] a well-crafted, satisfying work of historical fiction, as are all of Delaney’s novels; respectful of the facts while not cowed by them, and full of life.” —Kirkus Reviews
“A tale of personal healing and spiritual redemption against the Irish Civil war…Delaney takes great pains to evoke not only the physical but spiritual beauty of the land and people along the River Shannon. He provides incredibly researched details about not only the geological nature of a river winding its way to the sea but the mystical effect this simple body of water has had on its residents for millennia [and] provides timely insights about the raw, damaged output of war and the far-reaching impact it can have…This book is almost impossible to put down and provides a very satisfying, and maybe even surprising, conclusion to all the different storylines.”—Midwest Irish Focus
“Thoughtful, spiritual though not overbearing, and rounded out with a nice vein of intrigue.” —Publishers Weekly
“Delaney makes his lovely, battered country a character of its own.”—USA Today
“A gripping story . . . As with Charles Frazier’s Cold Mountain and a couple of other recent works, [Shannon] is the story of an odyssey. . . . Delaney again shows himself to be a master user of the language, a master at historical fiction and a master storyteller in the Irish tradition.”—Winston-Salem Journal
“An engaging read . . . filled with eccentric characters, treachery, and ultimately, redemption.”—The Star-Ledger
“Delaney, a native of Ireland . . . knows the territory. Ireland is a living place and its people compelling.”—Rocky Mountain News
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