Fair Condition - Spine creased, cover edges rubbed, corners bent. Page edges browned/spotted, personal name/note on author page. Pages remain neat and clean overall.
In nineteenth-century Ireland, Ellen Rua O'Malley's hopes for her family are overtaken by the catastrophe of the Great Famine. As the potato crop fails and the structures of village life break apart, protecting the people she loves becomes a struggle against hunger, loss and forces far beyond her control. Survival leads towards separation and journeys across the world, where new landscapes offer uncertain refuge from what has been left behind. Brendan Graham combines a family story with the wider experience of dispossession and emigration, tracing the endurance of memory, faith and human attachment. Moving between Ireland and distant shores, the novel centres on a woman's determination to preserve dignity and hope when familiar life has become impossible.
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