Mary Larkin Books

A tale of love, romance and jealousy set in 1920s Belfast.

A chance encounter with Sean Devlin disrupts Rosaleen Magee's seemingly perfect life, leading to a fateful date that ignites a series of upheavals within her family. As war looms and chaos ensues, Rosaleen faces a heart-wrenching decision: will she sacrifice her secure life for the sake of love? The story explores themes of loyalty, love, and the impact of external conflict on personal relationships.

A story of love, lust and broken promises set in 1960s Belfast

The book delves into the essential theory, policy, and practical approaches necessary for effectively supporting vulnerable groups in society. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the challenges faced by these populations and offers insights into best practices for their care and advocacy. Through its exploration, it aims to enhance understanding and improve outcomes for those most in need.

Focusing on health and well-being throughout various life stages, this insightful text employs a life course approach to explore how health impacts accumulate over time. It integrates contemporary literature from fields like public health, sociology, and social policy to address significant health issues at each stage of life. The book also includes interactive activities and primary source excerpts, promoting critical reflection and stimulating debate among readers.

Offers an insight into many applied aspects of the social aspects of health and illness. This book uses a variety of theoretical perspectives, and various concepts are extrapolated. It explains the different relationships between social categories and health, different experiences of illness and the role of the healthcare provider in society.