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Irlande Séries

Cette série plonge au cœur de l'Irlande durant une période tumultueuse du début du 20e siècle. Suivez les parcours de personnages aux prises avec l'abandon, la recherche d'identité et le désir d'appartenance. Les récits couvrent une décennie de profonds changements, présentant une riche tapisserie de figures mémorables, des artistes itinérants aux marionnettes énigmatiques. C'est une odyssée initiatique pleine de profondeur émotionnelle et de découverte.

The Last Storyteller
The Matchmaker of Kenmare
Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show

Ordre de lecture recommandé

  1. Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show

    • 448pages
    • 16 heures de lecture

    Set against the backdrop of January 1932 Ireland, the story follows young Ben MacCarthy as he embarks on a quest to retrieve his father, who has abandoned the family for a life with the captivating Venetia Kelly of a traveling variety troupe. This journey transforms into a coming-of-age odyssey, filled with a rich cast of characters, including Venetia's enigmatic family and a truth-telling ventriloquist's dummy. The narrative explores themes of abandonment, identity, and the quest for belonging over a decade of tumultuous change.

    Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show1
    3,6

  2. The Matchmaker of Kenmare

    A Novel of Ireland

    • 416pages
    • 15 heures de lecture

    Set against the backdrop of World War II, a man named Ben MacCarthy grapples with the mystery of his missing wife while collecting stories for the Irish Folklore Commission. His journey leads him to the intriguing Miss Kate Begley, the Matchmaker of Kenmare, sparking a deep friendship. However, the arrival of an American officer complicates matters, as they embark on a dangerous espionage mission in London. The novel explores themes of love, neutrality, and the complexities of war, blending history with myth in a compelling narrative.

    The Matchmaker of Kenmare2
    3,4

  3. The Last Storyteller

    A Novel of Ireland

    • 402pages
    • 15 heures de lecture

    Set in 1950s Ireland, the narrative immerses readers in a richly detailed landscape filled with vibrant characters. The story explores the intricate political and personal relationships that shape the lives of its inhabitants, offering a compelling blend of historical context and emotional depth. Delaney's vivid descriptions create an engaging atmosphere that brings the era to life, making it a captivating read.

    The Last Storyteller3
    4,2