Saturday Shareable Quote

Mick’s father creates an imaginary battle between God’s angel and a banshee to reassure three-year old Ed during the historic event of The Night of the Big Wind (Irish: Oíche na Gaoithe Móire) 26 January 1839 in Ireland and England.

Mr. Muldoon depicted the battle between good and evil in a way that a small child might understand. The terrifying noise, unusual night without its typical comforts of a fire in the hearth, and other unsettling events. (When you read the book, you’ll discover more about it in Chapter 5).

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I’m E.V. Sparrow

Coffee imbiber, chocolate connoisseur (sugar free please, so I don’t have to give it up), and the studier of personalities. My current book series of 3 is historical fiction inspired by my quirky great grandfather on my dad’s side of the family tree. On October 27, 2024, The BookFest Awards bestowed First Place in General Historical Fiction upon it! Stunningly unexpected.

Book 2 focuses on his sister’s life, and Book 3 reveals some of his son’s life.

According to many rumors, authors never stop learning. I’m studying and reading cozy mysteries for future projects. I’ve convinced myself I’ve adjusted to the black hole of writing and the author’s life. Why not add more challenges? What could happen?

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