This is a gripping historical novel that follows Patrick Moylett, an Irish patriot navigating faith, family, and revolutionary struggle in early twentieth-century Ireland. Framed through moments of confession, the narrative blends political tension with spiritual introspection, revealing a man torn between violence and conscience. As rebellion unfolds, Moylett confronts fear, loyalty, and moral responsibility, offering a powerful meditation on sin, redemption, and the cost of freedom.
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Living in Buffalo, New York, this rising literary voice spent years working in the classroom teaching math and science by day and writing by night. Hearing the call to ministry, she is undertaking a master’s degree in theology. Working alongside parents who grieve the loss of a child has laid the groundwork for Chasing Noah. When not writing, teaching and studying, Debra enjoys spending time with her family and baking bread.
Dr. Michael J. Morris brings a unique perspective to the thriller genre, combining his extensive academic background in biblical studies with a talent for crafting compelling narratives that explore the intersection of language, history, and the unseen spiritual realm.
Fiorella De Maria read her first Sherlock Holmes mystery at the age of seven and has been a fan of classic crime fiction ever since. A winner of the National Book Prize of Malta, in addition to the Father Gabriel series, she has published multiple novels with Ignatius Press for both adults and younger readers, including Poor Banished Children, Do No Harm, A Most Dangerous Innocence, and My Family and Other Skaters. She lives in Surrey, England, with her husband, four children, and a dog called Monty
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