The Girl with the Emerald Flag

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Dont miss the gripping new historical novel from the USA Today bestselling author of The Secret of the Chateau and The Forgotten Secret.
A country rebelling
Its 1916 and, as war rages in Europe, Grinne leaves her job in a department store to join Countess Markiewiczs revolutionary efforts. It is a decision which will change her life forever. A rebellion is brewing, and as Dublins streets become a battleground, Grinne soon discovers the personal cost of fighting for what you believe in

A forgotten sacrifice
Decades on, student Nicky is recovering from a break-up when a research project leads her to her great-grandmothers experiences in revolutionary Ireland. When Nicky finds a long-forgotten handkerchief amongst her great-grandmothers things, it leads to the revelation of a heartbreaking story of tragedy and courage, and those who sacrificed everything for their country.

Inspired by a heartbreaking true story, this emotional historical novel will sweep you away to the Emerald Isle. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger, Sandy Taylor and Fiona Valpy.

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I LOVED this book! I was totally engrossed I'd highly recommend it! NetGalley reviewer

An absolute page turner, it had me gripped and in its spell From the first page I was absolutely hooked on this book. NetGalley reviewer

A brilliant book. NetGalley reviewer

An inspiring coming-of-age story, combined with a fascinating Irish history lesson Five stars from me. NetGalley reviewer

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Beautifully written A fabulous read with a teary ending. NetGalley reviewer

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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