The Rogue’s Way
The Rogue’s Way by Rosemary Dawson, published by Authors’ Tranquility Press on April 6, 2022, is a work of fiction that explores the complexities of personal and societal struggles. Set against the backdrop of Australia’s sunlit beaches, the narrative follows Angela, who grapples with the lingering shadows of Ireland’s troubled history. As she endeavors to uplift the downtrodden teachers at her school, she encounters formidable opposition from powerful figures operating in the shadows, leading to a tumultuous journey marked by betrayal and revenge.
Readers will find a gripping tale that delves into themes of family loyalty and the consequences of past actions. Angela’s attempts to navigate her challenging circumstances lead her into the darker corners of society, ultimately entangling her with a drug dealer and his girlfriend. This edition, comprising 98 pages and presented in English, invites readers to reflect on the impact of societal inequalities and the personal turmoil that arises from them.
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A lifetime away on the sundrenched beaches of Australia, Angela is still haunted by the inequalities of Ireland’s dark past. In her forlorn attempt to improve the unhappy situation of the downtrodden teachers in her school, Angela meets with resistance from the faceless men in dark suits, who work behind the scenes, oiling the wheels of power, while quietly disposing of any potential threat and naivety is no excuse. Family betrayal and revenge for events real or imagined, results in Angela’s life careering out of control and unable to put the brakes on, she spirals down into the seedier realms of society, where she becomes trapped in the house of a drug dealer and his prostitute girlfriend.
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