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Maria Tureaud
Goodreads Author
Born
in Ennis, Ireland
Website
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October 2021
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/mariatureaud
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The Last Hope in Hopetown
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2022
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10 editions
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This House Will Feed
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"Thank you the publisher and Goodreads for a gifted copy!
📖 Book Review 📖 As you drive along the hilly ridges of Ireland, if you look closely, you will see the haunting reminders of the Great Irish Famine. Along the peaty, bogged soil are the furrowed " Read more of this review » |
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"I received an advanced copy through a book giveaway, special thanks to Kensington Publisher Corp for the opportunity in gifting me the magic of this reading.
Maria Tureaud you did what I always look for when I'm about to dive in a historical fiction r" Read more of this review » |
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Maria Tureaud
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Annette ~ wellstothebellsbee's review
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This House Will Feed:
"MINI REVIEW: 5🌟
I don’t read horror or stories based on real-life events where there’s suffering — I feel it too much — in my heart. I took a chance on reading This House Will Feed based on the blurb and told myself I wouldn’t read it at night. I’m no" Read more of this review » |
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"I love books like this—the kind that blend created paranormal horror with real-life horror, because the truth is… some of the scariest things don’t need monsters. They already happened.
Set during Ireland’s Great Famine, this story is steeped in grief" Read more of this review » |
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| A heart-pounding ride from start to finish, The Two Deaths of Lillian Carmichael balances equal parts gothic, horror, and thriller to bring you an incredible fresh take on the classic vampire tale that will leave you spellbound and reeling. Kennedy c ...more | |
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| I need the next book immediately, please and thank you 😭😭 Vera is everything I love in a romantasy: strong, yet vulnerable; loving, but stone cold when she needs to be. Paula really took the world of King Arthur (and the unfaithful damsel trope I abs ...more | |
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| Yes, yes, YES!!! I loved this one from start to finish and I can't wait for the next book from Adams! ...more | |
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“A Note from the Author
This book portrays one of the worst tragedies (and some argue, genocide) of the 19th Century—An Gorta Mór (The Great Hunger, known simply in America as the Irish Potato Famine). The population of Ireland halved as a result, from an estimated 9 million down to just 4.5 million.
As such, depictions of extreme starvation, desolation, death (including instances of child death), possession, use of slurs made by Anglo colonizers toward the native Irish, cannibalism, suicide, and murder appear on-page. This book includes epigraphs, most documenting eye-witness accounts (from Irish, British, and American observers) and should be read with caution.
As an Irish author, born and raised, the researching and writing of this book dredged up generational trauma that we as a people have not truly dealt with. Therefore I suggest any native Irish readers to approach with a steady heart, and the heady knowledge that our great-great grandparents were forged in steel, and you are the freedom and legacy they dreamt of.”
― This House Will Feed
This book portrays one of the worst tragedies (and some argue, genocide) of the 19th Century—An Gorta Mór (The Great Hunger, known simply in America as the Irish Potato Famine). The population of Ireland halved as a result, from an estimated 9 million down to just 4.5 million.
As such, depictions of extreme starvation, desolation, death (including instances of child death), possession, use of slurs made by Anglo colonizers toward the native Irish, cannibalism, suicide, and murder appear on-page. This book includes epigraphs, most documenting eye-witness accounts (from Irish, British, and American observers) and should be read with caution.
As an Irish author, born and raised, the researching and writing of this book dredged up generational trauma that we as a people have not truly dealt with. Therefore I suggest any native Irish readers to approach with a steady heart, and the heady knowledge that our great-great grandparents were forged in steel, and you are the freedom and legacy they dreamt of.”
― This House Will Feed
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