Life has gone on for Tessa and Marian. Three years after escaping the IRA in Northern Ireland, they have new lives in Dublin. But the past is about to catch up with them again.

With the same beautiful writing as before, Flynn Berry crafts a heartbreaking and hopeful story. I loved it.

Tessa makes a snap decision to travel to a more distant swimming hole to escape the oppressive heat. She is rear-ended, but the accident turns out to be merely a ruse to gain access to her. The IRA wants her to inform on her handler. Tessa must protect her son at all costs, but her feelings for Eamonn threaten to scupper her plan to cooperate. Fans of domestic suspense and Irish locales will enjoy it.

I'm only 20% into the book but far enough to know I'm hooked. Love the writing and perspective. Just requested the print copy so i can mark it up in advance of my interview with Berry.