A Greenhill Far Away
A Greenhill Far Away by Fred Dobbin is a historical fiction novel published by Booksurge Publishing on June 26, 2009. This 660-page book, written in English, explores the themes of exile and parting through the story of Jim Cross, an Australian architect whose life is irrevocably changed by a midnight phone call informing him of his father’s impending death in Northern Ireland. As Jim returns to his homeland, he confronts old wounds and memories that resurface during his brief stay.
Readers will find that the narrative delves into Jim’s emotional journey, revealing startling revelations and challenges he never anticipated. The story intertwines elements of romance and historical context, providing a rich backdrop for Jim’s experiences in Ulster. Through its compelling storytelling, A Greenhill Far Away presents a vivid exploration of family ties and the complexities of returning to one’s roots.
Official synopsis Publisher
Traditional Irish stories are about exile and parting. ‘A Greenhill Far Away’ is such a tale. A middle of the night phonecall to Australian architect Jim Cross alters his live forever. His father, in faraway Northern Ireland, is dying and Jim must return to be at his father’s side. The journey opens old wounds and memories. His short stay in Ulster brings new and startling revelations with totally unimagined challenges. Although a work of historical fiction, this sweeping saga unfolds with convincing, compelling and tragic realism.
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