The Girl From Ballymor

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What would you sacrifice for your children
Ballymor, Ireland, 1847

As famine grips the country Kitty McCarthy is left widowed and alone. Fighting to keep her two remaining children alive against all odds, Kitty must decide how far she will go to save her family.

Present day

Arriving in Ballymor, Maria is researching her ancestor, Victorian artist Michael McCarthy and his beloved mother, the mysterious Kitty who disappeared without a trace.

Running from her future, its not only answers about the past that Maria hopes to find in Ireland. As her search brings her closer to the truth about Kittys fate, Maria must make the biggest decision of her life.

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PRAISE FOR KATHLEEN McGURL

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Author Bio

Kathleen McGurl lives near the sea in Bournemouth, with her husband, sons and cats. She began her writing career creating short stories, then she got side-tracked onto family history research. She has always been fascinated by the past, the ways in which the past can influence the present, and enjoys exploring these links in her novels. You can find out more at her website, http://kathleenmcgurl.com/, or follow her on Twitter @KathMcGurl