The Newry Highwayman - Beaupre, Kat
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The Newry Highwaymen is a gripping historical fiction novel set in 18th-century Ireland, where oppression, rebellion, and treasure intersect. Inspired by real historical events and folklore, this novel follows the daring exploits of Calim O'Reilly, a highwayman who defies British rule while navigating betrayal, loyalty, and survival. With themes of forbidden love, political intrigue, and action-packed adventure, this book brings history to life in an unforgettable tale of courage and defiance.Historical Fiction Irish History 18th-Century Adventure Outlaws and Rebellion Treasure Hunt British Occupation Romantic Adventure…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Newry Highwaymen is a gripping historical fiction novel set in 18th-century Ireland, where oppression, rebellion, and treasure intersect. Inspired by real historical events and folklore, this novel follows the daring exploits of Calim O'Reilly, a highwayman who defies British rule while navigating betrayal, loyalty, and survival. With themes of forbidden love, political intrigue, and action-packed adventure, this book brings history to life in an unforgettable tale of courage and defiance.Historical Fiction Irish History 18th-Century Adventure Outlaws and Rebellion Treasure Hunt British Occupation Romantic Adventure
Autorenporträt
Kirk A. Burpee is an American author, U.S. Navy veteran, mountaineer, and Emmy-nominated filmmaker. Raised in Seattle, he overcame early hardship and went on to build a diverse career spanning military service, documentary film, wine consulting, and over 700 mountain climbs from Alaska to Patagonia. His transition into fiction began at the encouragement of his late wife, Kat, inspiring stories known for their cinematic style, historical depth, and moral complexity. Burpee is the author of four novels, including Sherlock Holmes and the Tower of Fear, and continues to write new works from the American West.