The Harbor Boys

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Exploring themes of identity and conflict, the narrative follows Hugo Hamilton as he grapples with his mixed heritage amid the turbulent backdrop of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Working at the harbor, he becomes embroiled in a bitter rivalry between two fishermen divided by religion. The story deepens with the mystery of his German cousin's disappearance, intertwining personal loss with societal strife. Hamilton's journey reveals how history and familial ties shape one's sense of self amidst chaos.