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Chronicles of Crom Abu #2
Melting of the Mettle
'And your plans may differ from Gerald’s, but that does not make his wrong. Your son will prove a fine leader when the time comes. You should not doubt that.’
15th century Ireland, four great families entwined by blood and necessity and love. Opinions differ. Some too much.
Sequel to Pull of the Yew Tree, Melting of the Melting continues the story of the Fitzgeralds of Kildare.
15th century Ireland, four great families entwined by blood and necessity and love. Opinions differ. Some too much.
Sequel to Pull of the Yew Tree, Melting of the Melting continues the story of the Fitzgeralds of Kildare.
307 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 16, 2015
About the author
Pauline Toohey
4 books7 followersMum to a great son, and rescue Border Collie (Moby), Pauline writes in two genres: historical fiction, and contemporary crime/comedy.
After leaving a 25-year career as a police officer, she now owns an editing company based in Melbourne, Australia.
She's progressing through her 'bucket list', and with the release of her debut novel (and three more in waiting), she looks forward to the next chapter ... whatever it may be.
For the now, she toils on a historical novel close to home.
After leaving a 25-year career as a police officer, she now owns an editing company based in Melbourne, Australia.
She's progressing through her 'bucket list', and with the release of her debut novel (and three more in waiting), she looks forward to the next chapter ... whatever it may be.
For the now, she toils on a historical novel close to home.
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September 8, 2018
A fantastic sequel to Toohey's previous book Pull of the Yew Tree. It hit all the feels both tears and smiles... Lovely writing and a lovely, rich reading experience.
Definitely well worth a read for any historical fiction fans.
Definitely well worth a read for any historical fiction fans.
January 16, 2016
The tale continues, of the challenge to keep the Fitzgeralds strong. In the background to the family challenges, some of the challenges from the Kings of England are well shown. The Norman fight with the Irish families is also relayed.
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