California - 14th March, 2025 - McLaughlin gently beckons you to step into the past and travel through time, where history comes alive on every page.
McLaughlin returns with Beloved Reconciliation Book 2: 1918–1923, exploring the generations of resilience that shaped Ireland's history and informs it today. It is the story of how she imagines her own family acting during this time and many others whose lives, marked by tumultuous events, demonstrate strength and perseverance. This second installment continues the story of Irish families—particularly the McKnights, Irvines, Smileys, and McCormicks—during a pivotal time securing Ireland's independence from Great Britain.
About the Book:
Set against the backdrop of Ireland's political, economic, and social challenges between 1918-23, McLaughlin skillfully places thoughtful and courageous individuals into historical events such as WWI, the Irish War of Independence, and The Irish Civil War. She highlights Irish women's significant roles in the struggle for freedom and the pursuit of peace. Guided by Una, an Irish spirit symbolizing unity, readers are immersed in transformative moments of Irish history. McLaughlin's research and deep connection to her heritage authenticate the era, revealing the intersection of internal individual and family challenges and the external divisions of religion and partisanship.
Beyond the historical depth of this book, McLaughlin is committed to its philanthropic impact, with proceeds supporting two peace and reconciliation organizations. She is also offering her services as a pro-bono speaker to inspire dialogue on the role of women in peacemaking and the power of historical fiction in contributing to conflict transformation.
Beloved Reconciliation Book 2: 1918–1923 offers a profound exploration of Ireland's history while honoring the women whose courage and determination helped shape a new future.
About the Author:
Margaret Maxwell McLaughlin is a first-generation Irish American writer whose works explore Irish history, culture, and the vital role of women in peacemaking and independence movements. With years of research on Irish history and a deep connection to Irish literature, McLaughlin brings a holistic perspective on the power of factual and fictional individuals to influence and be influenced by Ireland's struggles. Her writing is further enriched by Irish cultural elements such as mythology, poetry, and historical records, which provide a rich foundation for her storytelling of courage, resilience, and love. Finally, drawing on over 30 years working in developing countries experiencing civil strife, she weaves the theme of beloved reconciliation.
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Book Name: Beloved Reconciliation: Book 2: 1918-1923
Author Name: Margaret McLaughlin
Amazon Link: https://a.co/d/0gkDaIM
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