Annemarie delves into the complexities of the human psyche and relationships, with her novels exploring profound emotions and moral dilemmas. Through a penetrating style and carefully crafted characters, the author delivers engaging and thought-provoking narratives. Her work often centers on themes of guilt, forgiveness, and the search for identity amidst challenging circumstances. Annemarie's short fiction has garnered awards in numerous prestigious competitions and has been featured in leading literary publications.
'Artful and beautifully ambiguous' Irish Independent'Captivating and entertaining' RTEEight-year-old Jess and her little brother were playing at the water's edge when their parents vanished. But her brother Ro has grown unpredictable, elusive and obsessive.
A nail-bitingly tense tale, with writing as sharp and pointed as arrows, where nobody is who they say they are ... she is definitely a writer to watch Claire Coughlan Sunday Independent
Oskar is a Luftwaffe conscript whose sweetheart, Elsa, was forced to flee Berlin for Ireland two years before. When she discovers Oskar, injured and foraging for food in her kitchen, he becomes a rare and exciting secret. After a chance encounter with Elsa, Charlie, a young medical student, finds himself falling in love.