A Winter of Spies
- 191 pages
- 7 hours of reading
In 1920 Dublin, eleven-year-old Sarah Conway learns that Ireland's struggle for independence, led by Michael Collins, is waged not only with guns but also with spies, lies, and secrets.
Gerard Whelan Book order
Gerard Whelan crafts historical fiction rooted in Ireland's early 20th-century struggle for independence, weaving intricate plots that explore themes of national identity and political intrigue. His narratives often delve into the complex interplay between church and state, bringing pivotal historical moments to life with careful research and compelling character development. Whelan's distinct style lies in his ability to create suspenseful stories that immerse readers in the past. His work is recognized for its thoughtful examination of historical conflict and its lasting human impact.
- 1999
- 1996
The Guns of Easter
- 96 pages
- 4 hours of reading
It is 1916 and Europe is at war. From the poverty of the Dublin slums twelve- year-old Jimmy Conway is pulled between the British Army and the rebels in the Easter Rising. Real history seen through the eyes of a child from a master storyteller.
