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Shannon: A Novel of Ireland | Frank Delaney
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In the summer of 1922, Robert Shannon, a Marine chaplain and a young American hero of the Great War, lands in Ireland. He still suffers from shell shock, and his mentor hopes that a journey Robert had always wanted to maketo find his family roots along the banks of the River Shannonwill restore his equilibrium and his vocation. But there is more to the story: On his return from the war, Robert had witnessed startling corruption in the Archdiocese of Boston. He has been sent to Ireland to secure his silencepermanently. As Robert faces the dangers of a strife-torn Ireland roiling in civil war, the nations myths and people, its beliefs and traditions, unfurl healingly before him. And the River Shannon gives comfort to the young man who is inspired by the words of his mentor: Find your soul and youll live.
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Ddzmini
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Mr. Delaney has a way with words that flows allowing the reader to easily enjoy his writing. Although a serious subject written in an era of strife his distinctive understanding of the time and circumstances is beautifully presented. Lovely lovely read! 😋

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Ddzmini
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My next adventure 📖😝😋

Andrew65 Looks good! 6y
Tjackson Does it take place in Shannon, Ireland? 6y
Ddzmini @Tjackson yes and it is about a chaplain named Robert Shannon he suffers from (ptsd) or what they originally called shell shock from WWII or the German war (is how the book explains it) 6y
Ddzmini He goes to Ireland along the Shannon to recover 6y
Tjackson @Ddzmini Thanks!!! I am adding it to my stack. 6y
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Wandering_Resident
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"For the first time he sat down, the tiller a cello in his hands, the river beneath them its music."

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Crash
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Today my mind is back in Ireland, walking along the banks of the Shannon searching for wild chive garlic.

rachelm I wish my mind was there too! Sounds picturesque! 8y
Crash I lived there for 5 years and miss it. 8y
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