Áine (the Fitzgerald Trilogy)

Synopsis

Exchanging The Dramatic Beauties Of An Irish Landscape, Rich In Farming And Traditional Celtic Music, For The Smog-choked Backstreets Of 19th Century Lancashire And Work In The Cotton Mills, Are Choices That The Fitzgerald Family Would Rather Have Not Had To Make. But The Great Famine Of 1845, Resulting In Over A Million Dying From Starvation, Leaves Many Irish Families With No Choice Other Than To Flee From Their Homeland. In A Story That Takes Many Twists And Turns, Aine Fitzgerald's Powers Of Endurance Are Tested To The Limit. So Too Are The Loyalties Of Her Husband Jeremiah And His Closest Friend And Cousin, Breandan Fitzgerald, When They Find Themselves In Love With The Same Woman. The End May Surprise - But Won't Disappoint!