M.I.A.
M.I.A. by Michael Allen Dymmoch is a reprint edition published by Diversion Publishing on January 6, 2015. This 264-page novel presents a suspenseful narrative centered around Rhiann Fahey, who grapples with the aftermath of her second husband’s accidental death. As she navigates her grief, her son Jimmy’s struggles with school and alcohol add to her challenges, compounded by unwanted attention from a friend of her late husband.
In this tale of violent men and passions, Rhiann’s life takes a turn when a mysterious neighbor, John Devlin, enters the scene, offering her and Jimmy unexpected support. However, as tensions rise with Rory Sinter, who attempts to undermine John, Rhiann’s perception of her neighbor shifts dramatically. The story delves into themes of loss, love, and discovery, showcasing Dymmoch’s storytelling ability through vividly drawn characters and a gripping plot. This edition is available in English and features dimensions of 216 mm in height, 140 mm in length, and 17 mm in width.
Official synopsis Publisher
This gripping novel of suspense is a tale of violent men and violent passions, of missing friends, of loss and love and discovery.
The accidental death of Rhiann Fahey’s second husband leaves her paralyzed by grief and has her son Jimmy cutting school and drinking. The widow’s problems are compounded by unwanted advances from her dead husband’s friend. She does her best to cope, returning to work, dealing patiently with Jimmy’s misbehavior, telling Rory Sinter she isn’t interested.
Then a mysterious stranger moves next door. John Devlin offers Rhiann beer and sympathy. He offers Jimmy work.
When Sinter tries to discredit John, then beat him to death, Rhiann comes to John’s rescue. But she discovers her perfect neighbor isn’t what he’d seemed—which leads her to investigate, and to see John in a different light altogether.
A beautifully written story with characters who come to life from the first page, M.I.A. shows one more side of Michael Allen Dymmoch’s powerful storytelling ability.
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