Book summaryA debut novel of grief and homecoming, set in the backwoods of Ireland. It describes the return of Paul Kelly to his native village of Rathbawn after the mysterious murder of his younger brother. Still in mourning over his wife's recent death in England, Paul sets out to track down his brother's murderers and finds himself increasingly ensnared in a murky plot involving the IRA, organized crime, and his own private demons. Media reviews"A grim, angry, profane, and entirely convincing debut novel about the furies at work in the Irish soul." |
WAITING FOR THE HEALERby Sweeney, EamonnFirst Edition
Book desription: New York: Picador USA, 1998 First Picador USA edition: Feb 1998 First printing.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.
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