The Stolen Child

Set in a remote Irish island in May 1959, the story explores the lives of resilient residents, including sisters Rose and Emer, who rely on the sea for survival in a place that has remained unchanged for centuries. The arrival of an outspoken American named Brigid, who comes to claim her late uncle's cottage, challenges the island's isolation and the community's dynamics. As the characters navigate their relationships and the beauty of their surroundings, the narrative delves into themes of belonging and change in a timeless landscape.