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Set in post-war Germany, the story follows Irish detective Stefan Gillespie as he navigates the murky aftermath of World War II. Tasked with uncovering the fate of Irishmen unwanted by their homeland, he must engage in morally ambiguous dealings with British Intelligence. Returning to a town from his childhood, he reconnects with his surviving family and helps Else Friesack search for her missing daughter. As he confronts painful memories and the lingering shadows of the past, Stefan discovers that the journey into history can be perilous.

Exploring the foundational principles of America, this book delves into the forces necessary for reviving the Republic in contemporary society. It examines the balance between the ideals that shaped the nation and the challenges it faces today, posing critical questions about the future of American democracy and the potential for renewal. Through insightful analysis, it seeks to identify the elements that can restore the nation's core values and sustain its legacy.

This book is a reproduction of a historical work presented in large print, catering specifically to individuals with impaired vision. Published by Megali, a house known for its commitment to accessibility, it aims to make classic literature more readable for all.

The next thrilling historical crime novel in the Stefan Gillespie series... The Second World War may well be drawing to a close, but there is still espionage work for Stefan to do amid the chaos.

Explore the fascinating history and culture of Nubia and Abyssinia in this comprehensive overview by Michael Russell. From their ancient civilizations and empires to their modern struggles for independence, this book provides an in-depth look at the people and lands of Nubia and Abyssinia.

Focusing on the intersection of systemic racism and educational assessment, this book examines the historical and theoretical frameworks that have perpetuated oppression within educational measurement. It critiques traditional research methodologies and highlights how they contribute to racial disparities in education, urging a reevaluation of practices to foster equity and justice in educational outcomes.

The book offers a thorough historical account of Palestine, tracing its history from ancient times to the early 19th century. Michael Russell delves into the region's significant events, cultures, and transformations, providing readers with a detailed understanding of Palestine's past. Originally published in 1831, it serves as an important resource for those interested in the historical context and development of this pivotal area.

The next gripping Stefan Gillespie novel, where espionage and murder come together in an atmospheric blend.

Do you want to be a better negotiator in mediation? Do you know how to prepare your clients for their first mediation? Do you have a strategic approach to opening offers? Do you know how to close a deal? Lawyers spend many hours and significant resources learning to be better trial advocates. The truth, however, is that most lawsuits are not resolved at trial. They are resolved in mediation. Despite this, few attorneys spend the time necessary to learn and master proven negotiation strategies. Nationally recognized mediator Michael Russell has compiled his most popular articles into a collection of easily digestible negotiation strategies for the busy litigator. This book should be the last thing a busy lawyer reads before going into an important mediation.

The next book in the Stefan Gillespie WWII series, German spies in 1941 Ireland and murder and espionage in the Vatican in 1943 German-occupied Rome