Harps Upon the Willows - Gibson, M. B.
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"A superbly penned historical saga." --The Wishing Shelf Book Awards In eighteenth-century Tipperary, fifteen-year-old Nan is determined to fight against the ruthless gentry evicting families from their homes. Little does she know her greatest enemy, Sir Richard Lynche, is her father. Father Alistair, a priest with his own inner demons, spurs the rebels on, reminding them they are children of God. But will the gentry's quest to squelch the revolt lead them to Father Alistair first? This fast-paced saga, based on actual events that rocked the era, will keep you on the edge of your seat. You'll…mehr

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"A superbly penned historical saga." --The Wishing Shelf Book Awards In eighteenth-century Tipperary, fifteen-year-old Nan is determined to fight against the ruthless gentry evicting families from their homes. Little does she know her greatest enemy, Sir Richard Lynche, is her father. Father Alistair, a priest with his own inner demons, spurs the rebels on, reminding them they are children of God. But will the gentry's quest to squelch the revolt lead them to Father Alistair first? This fast-paced saga, based on actual events that rocked the era, will keep you on the edge of your seat. You'll be enthralled by this story considered a superbly penned historical saga. Read it today! 2019 Bronze Award Winner of the Wishing Shelf Book Awards 2018 Winner of the Kindle Book Award--Literary Fiction
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M. B. Gibson is author of the award-winning novel, Aroon, Book One of the Duncullen Saga. She is currently writing Book Three, which is set in Revolutionary-era South Carolina. Gibson is a lifelong learner and teacher, eager to share her passion for history and story to celebrate the dignity and value of all people. She and her husband enjoy the quiet life in rural South Carolina.