Eden Maguire is an author whose work is inspired by a deep engagement with literature and extensive travels. Her writing often delves into the realms of art, history, and human experience, reflecting her own passion for exploring major cities and their cultural treasures. Through her narratives, she examines themes that resonate with her love for discovery and her intellectual curiosities, offering readers a captivating glimpse into the world. Her literary approach is shaped by both academic study and a desire to share the beauty of understanding and exploration.
Gràdh becomes the centre of the British political world, in what is an otherwise unremarkable General Election. A journalist is sent by the county's biggest tabloid newspaper to the small village to ‘report' on the comeback of Thomas Lord. Scotland's ‘Garden of Eden' becomes the focal point and moral battleground for a nation, amid a backdrop of interference, corruption and abuse.
Only English translation available of Julius Caesar s generalship critiqued by fellow military genius, Napoleon Bonaparte
A fallen angel embarks on a mission to separate young lovers, challenging their beliefs and emotions.
When four students die mysteriously within a year, grief-stricken Darina can't escape her heartache or visions of her dead boyfriend. She discovers the dead students are in limbo, and can't move on until she solves the mystery surrounding each of their deaths.
Maguire is a specialist dermatologist and an analytical psychologist. In this text, she examines the unconscious psychic background of acute, but mainly chronic skin diseases, which includes both the personal unconscious of each individual and the archetypal world with its communication by image and symbol.