A Burning in The Darkness
Is there someone you would sacrifice everything for?
by A P McGrath
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Pub Date Apr 14 2017 | Archive Date Oct 27 2017
Troubador Publishing Limited | Matador
Description
A murder at one of the world’s busiest airports opens this simmering crime romance that shatters the life of Michael Kieh, forcing him to confront a web of corruption.
When his lonely battle seems hopeless he crosses paths with his teenage sweetheart. Despite growing up in the midst of a brutal civil war, both have devoted their lives to helping others and now they must fight to survive once again.
A fast-paced, character driven thriller that keeps the pages turning.
A Note From the Publisher
A P McGrath was born and grew up in Ireland, andI now lives in London and works in TV. He studied English and Philosophy and then post-graduate Film Studies.
Advance Praise
A Burning in the Darkness is riveting because the strength of its characters, primarily Michael Kieh. The shifting narrative is an innovative way for McGrath to further the story, as it shows how deeply the past can impact the present. There is a sympathetic romance at the book’s core as well, making A Burning in the Darkness a well-layered novel that will satisfy thriller readers, religious fiction readers, and readers of literary contemporary fiction. - Self-Publishing Review
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781788032438 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 200 |
Featured Reviews
Dave W, Reviewer
Wow, what a story! In this novel, McGrath weaves together a complex mystery with so many layers and overlapping layers. At the center of the story is an airport priest in London and the power of confession and forgiveness and redemption.
But, the story goes back to a treacherous escape from atrocities in Liberia and crosses into levels of corruption, cover-ups, and frame-jobs, Law, Justice, and the sanctity of a priest’s vows. Betrayal, infidelity, trust, faith, and love all play a role. The story is told with an expert’s finesse and starts slowly in the airport chapel and the airport bar before charging to its shocking conclusion.
A very satisfying read. Thanks to the publishing house for providing a copy for review.
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