by Sheila O'Flanagan · Headline · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780755378494
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In 'Things We Never Say', Sheila O'Flanagan presents a story of family secrets, love, and lies. Abbey Anderson is devastated when her boyfriend leaves her, feeling the need to turn to her mother, even though that door is closed. A charismatic Irishman appears in her life with a surprising revelation about her family, leading her to Dublin in search of answers. Across the Atlantic, Fred Fitzpatrick's children are more concerned with their inheritance than their father's well-being. As a dark crime emerges from the past, Abbey and the Fitzpatricks will find themselves caught up in a plot that could change their lives forever. This novel explores family dynamics, the weight of secrets, and the possibility of new beginnings.
Sheila O'Flanagan is a fiction writer and journalist who writes for The Irish Times.
