An Irish Cousin

Return to 19th-century Ireland in "An Irish Cousin, Vol. 2 of 2," a captivating family saga by Geilles Herring and Martin Ross. This volume continues the exploration of Irish society, offering a glimpse into the intricate relationships and social dynamics of the time. As a work of Irish fiction, the book delves into themes of cultural heritage and class distinctions, painting a vivid picture of life in Ireland.

Experience the literary richness of this meticulously prepared print republication, allowing you to immerse yourself in the authors' evocative prose. This classic novel captures the spirit of Ireland through a compelling narrative, solidifying its place within the realm of general and literary fiction. Discover a timeless story of kinship and society in "An Irish Cousin," a valuable addition to any collection of Irish literature.

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