Henry Carter Hull

Sister Fidelma, an advocate of the Brehon law courts in 666 A.D., is sent to the small Irish village of Araglin to investigate the murder of the local chieftain, but a series of troubling incidents lead her to believe that the obvious suspect, a local deaf-mute who was found holding the murder weapon, may not be guilty.

Follows the young narrator's childhood in Northern Ireland during the 1950s as he learns about the pain and ambiguity that come with maturity and as he becomes aware of the corruption of power in his own family and society.

Eileen O'Neill struggles to reunite her family after they are torn apart by death, religious intolerance, and the war for Irish independence, and as her actions and choices change the lives of those around her, Eileen gains a greater understanding of herself and the meaning of faith, love, and loyalty.

Follows the life of Rory Larkin, who is determined to fight his way from New Zealand back to his native Ireland to help in the Irish struggle for independence in the days before World War I.

Fergus immigrates to America in the hopes of escaping the Great Famine plaguing Ireland in 1847, and encounters a diverse cast of characters that introduce him to violence, sexual longing, and the glories and dangers of the industrial revolution.

After Rhett leaves Scarlett, she searches for a new life in Charleston and Ireland still secretly hoping one day he'll comeback to her.