Gerry Rose Bücher

Set in the autumn of 1981, the story unfolds as the British Prime Minister grapples with a new threat from a Republican splinter group seeking Irish unification. Amid preparations for the State Opening of Parliament, which will be graced by the Queen and the newlywed Prince Charles and Diana, a tense race against time begins. The Prime Minister must thwart a team of international assassins bent on wreaking havoc and revenge within the British establishment, heightening the stakes in a politically charged atmosphere.

A ten-year-old Olivia celebrates her birthday with a memorable trip to London, accompanied by her father. The day promises adventure and excitement as they explore the vibrant city together, making it a special occasion filled with cherished memories.

Set during the unforgettable week of summer 2005 in London, the narrative unfolds against the backdrop of significant events that shape the city and its residents. The story captures the emotions and experiences of various characters as they navigate the challenges and changes brought about by these pivotal moments. Themes of resilience, community, and the impact of history on personal lives are explored, offering a poignant reflection on a time that left a lasting mark on the city.

Set in the Autumn of 1981, the narrative unfolds against the backdrop of political tension in Britain, as the Prime Minister grapples with the aftermath of the Maze Prison Hunger Strike. A new and perilous challenge arises from an Irish Republican splinter group advocating for the unification of Ireland, pushing the Cabinet into a complex and dangerous political landscape. This historical context highlights the intricate dynamics of power, nationalism, and the struggle for identity during a tumultuous period in British-Irish relations.

An epic family saga of violence, deceit, betrayal and ultimate revenge