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Explores Healing and Hope in the Wake of Northern Ireland’s Troubles

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Explores Healing and Hope in the Wake of Northern Ireland’s Troubles

Shaun Francis is here to enlighten readers with the release of his debut book, “Reconciliation.” It is a deeply moving novel that captures the enduring impact of Northern Ireland’s Troubles through a story of guilt, forgiveness, and human connection. This character-driven tale, set between 1996 and 2017, offers a fresh perspective on a divided land, blending historical authenticity with raw emotional depth.

In the tense summer of 1996, Michael Doherty, a young IRA volunteer, kills a British soldier in a sniper attack in Crossmaglen, South Armagh—a decision that shadows his life with regret. Two decades later, Michael’s sister, Olivia, arranges a meeting with Martha, the soldier’s mother, whose grief has shaped her existence. Their encounter, set against the fragile peace of post-Troubles Northern Ireland, becomes a powerful exploration of whether understanding can mend broken hearts. With vivid prose, Francis brings to life the rugged landscapes of South Armagh and the inner struggles of his characters, crafting a narrative that is both intimate and universal.

“Reconciliation is about the courage to face the past and the hope that comes from listening.” “It’s a story for anyone who believes in the power of human connection, even after tragedy.”

Ideal for readers of The Narrow Land by Christine Dwyer Hickey or Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe, Reconciliation stands out for its honest portrayal of the Troubles’ personal toll and its focus on redemption and reconciliation.

Availability:

The book is available on Amazon for purchase: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1967441421.

About the Author:

Shaun Francis was born in Dartford, Kent. He has a HND in Professional Writing from North West Kent College and a BA (Hons) degree in Humanities from the University of Greenwich. Reconciliation is his debut book that promises to engulf you within its pages. It will showcase his credibility and passion as a writer and will hope to captivate readers, especially those who enjoy history with a knack for thrill, suspense, and emotional drama.

Book Name: Reconciliation

Author Name: Shaun Francis

ISBN Number: B0F317B2KP

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