“A fast, furious and frequently comic crime caper which will help kill the long winter nights” –  Irish Independent Available on amazon: https://t.co/pEuwgxK4yl

What if one coin toss decided the course of love—and war? Set in wartime Ireland and Europe, Consequences of the Heart by Peter Cunningham is a gripping tale of destiny, desire, and the choices that haunt us. 📖 Now on Kindle https://t.co/HzL8wnfWV8 #HistoricalFiction #IrishLit

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"The last posthumous work to emerge from one of Ireland's most beloved writers." - DailyMail Available on amazon: https://t.co/pEuwgxK4yl

"Delightful....as moving as it is skillfully told" - Sheena Davitt, Daily Mail Get it on your Kindle now: https://t.co/b4YaaTFKwQ

Capital Sins ‘Wild and hilariously funny!’ – Goodreads Buy on Amazon: https://t.co/SeHDIZ4TgD

'A terrific novel. Moving and hugely entertaining.' - Roddy Doyle Available on Amazon: https://t.co/WgQ92arSWs

‘A masterful, funny and moving story steeped in Irish and European history.’ Sunday Times Buy on amazon , The Sea and the Silence - Kindle edition by Cunningham, Peter. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ https://t.co/1L5lYybRos.

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‘An intimate tale of epic proportions…Peter Cunningham writes beautifully: each character is expertly defined with the smallest pen stroke.’ - Literary Review The Sea and the Silence eBook : Cunningham, Peter: https://t.co/TUwRagT1iF: Kindle Store

'A pacy plot, lyrical writing and compelling characters.' --Sunday Independent 'Timeless... A tragic story, but with enough warmth to ultimately feel life-affirming.' --Irish Independent https://t.co/n9GUiMLqpR

#DDay. At this time 79 years ago Redmond Cunningham from Waterford was fighting his way up Ouistreham beach in Normandy. @wlrfm @DymphnaNugent @WaterfordLibs @waterfordmuseum @RTEArena

What a day in Waterford. Hiked the Dunmore East cliffs. Do clear you could see the Saltees behind Hook Head. Then revived with oysters and a crab roll at East Pier. And then just to be sure, stopped in at the @cake_dame in Cheekpoint.

Great walk at @annevalleywalk. Colors so vivid they hurt your eyes. Soothed them with a glass and early dinner at the wonderful Harneys Bar.

One novel, two very different covers. The Italian edition comes out tomorrow! Cheers! @CormacKinsella @Lindamaherdub @JackieLynam @WaterfordLibs @maryodonnell03 @MartinDoyleIT @wlrfm @indo_review @rupertcrew @sandstonepress @jenoconnell @Peterocmedia

Today's arrival! Can't wait to get the final book. So much work goes into this, very grateful to be working with such talented people. R/Ts welcome. @WaterfordLibs @sandstonepress @DunneCatherine @PeterOConnell99 @RTEArena @Russ_Parsons1 @MartinDoyleIT @indo_review @SEMLibri

Vivid display of colours at elevenses this morning in County Kildare. This individual hasn't been around since last year. @Nature @KarinDubsky @maryodonnell03 @WaterfordLibs @NatureRTE @rupertcrew @KildareReaders @dubcilib @Russ_Parsons1

Padraic Colum called him a Gaelic Prince. 100 years ago in Ireland he was a household name. Darrell Figgis tomorrow on Sunday Miscellany. @CormacKinsella @DymphnaNugent @rupertcrew @maryodonnell03 @WaterfordLibs @JackieLynam @Lindamaherdub

Woodland crocus scene this morning. Vivid colour despite grey skies. @JackieLynam @WaterfordLibs @maryodonnell03 @CormacKinsella @rupertcrew @ReviewIndo @Lindamaherdub

Dawn this morning in Annestown, Co Waterford. @WaterfordLibs @JackieLynam @welovewaterford @CormacKinsella @rupertcrew @TramoreTourism @wlrfm @maryodonnell03