All Rivers to the Sea (Galway Chronicles, Book 4)
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| Rating | : | 4.17 (914 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0785280766 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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But by the next year, the Irish would see the potato blight destroy the crops and thousands will die of starvation. Western Ireland rejoiced in October 1844 because the potato crop was the best it had been. Soon a great migration to America would begin as the hopelessness of the situation finally sinks in. In this fourth and final book of the Galway Chronicles, the story of Kate, Joseph, and the inhabitants of the village of Ballyknockanor continues with Joseph's dramatic return to his estate and the beginning of the terrible years of the Irish potato famine.
Other titles by this dynamic writing duo include Twilight of Courage, Shiloh Autumn, and The Wayward Wind Series. Bodie and Brock Thoene's eight ECPA Gold Medallion Awards, including the 1997 Best Fiction award for their best-selling novel, Only the River Runs Free, affirm what millions of readers have already discovered-the Thoenes are master stylists of historical fiction. Other titles by this dynamic writing duo include Twilight of Courage, Shiloh
About the Author Bodie and Brock Thoene's eight ECPA Gold Medallion Awards, including the 1997 Best Fiction award for their best-selling novel, Only the River Runs Free, affirm what millions of readers have already discovered-the Thoenes are master stylists of historical fiction. Their books have sold more than seven million copies and are on their way to becoming modern classics in the genre. . Other titles by this dynamic writing duo include Twilight of Courage, Shiloh Autumn, The Zion Covenant Series,, and The Wayward
Deborah L. Woodstuff said Intricately woven tale of famine, dispair and hope. The final book of the Galway Chronicles is a masterfully woven tale. Joseph Connor Burke is finally reunited with his wife and family after learning that he has been pardoned for treason.Shortly after his return the potato famine begins. Joseph and Kate are faced with anguish and dispair as they try to keep their family and their people from starving. Their unfailing trust in God is what keeps them hopeful in this tormented time.The addition of the Grogan family only adds to the story.As you read this book you will learn more about the people of Ireland in the 18Intricately woven tale of famine, dispair and hope Deborah L. Woodstuff The final book of the Galway Chronicles is a masterfully woven tale. Joseph Connor Burke is finally reunited with his wife and family after learning that he has been pardoned for treason.Shortly after his return the potato famine begins. Joseph and Kate are faced with anguish and dispair as they try to keep their family and their people from starving. Their unfailing trust in God is what keeps them hopeful in this tormented time.The addition of the Grogan family only adds to the story.As you read this book you will learn more about the people of Ireland in the 1840's then you have ever before. The treatment of th. 0's then you have ever before. The treatment of th. JJ said As always their books become addictive. I bring my. As always their books become addictive. I bring my kindle with me and hope for trains, long appointment waits, red lights and lunches alone so I can read them.. "Five Stars" according to Amazon Customer. An excellent read, bringing Ireland's history to life. Helpful in understanding British/Irish relations that exist even today.