Finding Oriel

<p><strong>One man. Two women. And a Dictaphone that might just start a war.</strong></p><p>Dublin 1986. James Morgan's life is going nowhere fast-until a dull errand north to Newry catapults him into the murky world of British-Irish espionage. After a run-in with the army he ends up with a mysterious Dictaphone holding a secret so volatile it could collapse the Gardaí from within.</p><p>Now both British and Irish operatives are after him and James-a twenty-something insurance drone with zero instincts and terrible taste in women-is the least equipped man for the job.</p><p>Caught between Orla the dazzling heartbreaker who never loved him back and her cousin Tina an incorruptible Garda uncovering a conspiracy that's hitting too close to home James stumbles through courtroom chaos coded threats and Cold War paranoia.</p><p>Will the spooks catch him before he figures out whether Orla or Tina is his true love?</p><p><em>Finding Oriel</em> is a razor-sharp romantic spy comedy brimming with Irish wit nostalgia and subversive social commentary. Adrian Chapman's debut is both a love letter to a bygone Ireland and a clever character-driven thriller that finds humour and heart in the most unexpected places.</p><p></p>