Tipperary A Novel

Tipperary A Novel by Frank Delaney, published by Random House in 2007, is a historical fiction work that spans 445 pages. The narrative follows Charles O’Brien as he falls in love with April Burke, a younger Englishwoman, while assisting her in reclaiming her family’s Irish estate. Set against the backdrop of the Irish struggle for land from 1860 to 1922, the story intricately weaves themes of romance and historical conflict.
Readers will find a richly textured saga that explores the complexities of love and loyalty amid the turmoil of colonization. As Charles navigates his feelings for April, he also confronts the dangers associated with the political landscape of the time. This edition presents a detailed portrayal of the historical context and personal stakes involved in the characters’ lives, making it a significant exploration of both romance and the historical challenges faced in Ireland.
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Falling in love in with April Burke, a beautiful, much younger Englishwoman, when he offers to help her reclaim and restore her family’s Irish estate, Charles O’Brien risks not only his heart but also his life as he pursues her, in a richly textured saga set against the Irish struggle to regain land taken from them by England’s colonization, from 1860 to 1922.
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